September 2001
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September 05, 2001
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Sep'01
PGP warns of firewall flaw
A security flaw in the Gauntlet firewall made by PGP Security, a division of Network Associates, could allow attackers to gain... Continue Reading
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September 05, 2001
05
Sep'01
Exodus CEO quits as company shake-up continues
Ellen M Hancock, the chief executive officer and chairman of the Web hosting vendor Exodus, has resigned two years after taking... Continue Reading
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September 05, 2001
05
Sep'01
Wipo seeks legal framework for domain names
Wipo, the World Intellectual Property Organisation, is proposing comprehensive recommendations to prevent future abuse of the... Continue Reading
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September 05, 2001
05
Sep'01
Switching systems for the euro
From next year UK SMEs will have to be able to handle euro-based business. How much work will they need to do to prepare for life... Continue Reading
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September 05, 2001
05
Sep'01
SMEs bear brunt of RIP legislation
Recent Home Office consultation on the Regulation of Investigatory Powers (RIP) Act, due to become law in October this year, has... Continue Reading
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September 05, 2001
05
Sep'01
SMEs prove e-business can pay
For every high-profile story about another e-business venture being abandoned because of escalating IT costs or integration... Continue Reading
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September 05, 2001
05
Sep'01
Compaq and HP join forces in £17bn deal -- and other news
Compaq falls to $22bn bid by Hewlett-Packard Continue Reading
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September 05, 2001
05
Sep'01
Speeding up Internet access
Slow connections are stopping small businesses gaining maximum benefit from the Internet. Is broadband the right way to... Continue Reading
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September 04, 2001
04
Sep'01
ATM chaos for Citibank's US customers
Citibank customers attempting to use the company's 2,000 US-based automated teller machines (ATMs) are continuing to be affected... Continue Reading
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September 04, 2001
04
Sep'01
EC to investigate HP-Compaq merger
The European Commission is to investigate HP's planned $25bn (£17.3bn) takeover of Compaq, a union that is likely to see HP... Continue Reading
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September 04, 2001
04
Sep'01
Is it safe for SMEs to do business online?
It is widely accepted in the business community that for small to medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) to prosper in the future they... Continue Reading
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September 04, 2001
04
Sep'01
HP/Compaq: When the dust settles
Users of high-end IBM and Sun equipment could benefit from the HP/Compaq merger once the new company begins to consolidate its... Continue Reading
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September 04, 2001
04
Sep'01
HP-Compaq merger leaves users anxious
Hewlett-Packard's planned £17bn acquisition of Compaq, the largest ever IT merger, will leave IT directors and users with many... Continue Reading
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September 04, 2001
04
Sep'01
HP/Compaq: Power to the user
The merged HP and Compaq will have to make radical changes to the way it sells PCs if the company is to remain competitive,... Continue Reading
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September 04, 2001
04
Sep'01
HP/Compaq face service business problems
Hewlett-Packard's merger with Compaq creates an organisation rivalling IBM in size and aiming to match Big Blue's success as a... Continue Reading
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September 04, 2001
04
Sep'01
HP-Compaq merger brings competitor opportunities
With Hewlett-Packard and Compaq focused on merging, the field has been left clear for rivals to start poaching customers, a... Continue Reading
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September 04, 2001
04
Sep'01
Microsoft moves to allay licence fears
Microsoft has admitted fumbling the controversial licensing conversion to a fee-based model and is facing a battle to eradicate... Continue Reading
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September 04, 2001
04
Sep'01
HP bags Compaq in bid to take on IBM
Hewlett-Packard is taking over Compaq in a £17bn deal that will create one of the world's largest information technology... Continue Reading
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September 03, 2001
03
Sep'01
ICANN attacked for board-voting method
Having faced criticism in the past for lacking transparency, representatives of the Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and... Continue Reading
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September 03, 2001
03
Sep'01
Qwest and Loudcloud in Web-hosting deal
Qwest Communications and Loudcloud have announced a partnership to market each other's services to corporate customers. Continue Reading