November 2003
-
November 05, 2003
05
Nov'03
New Zealand bank suffers e-mail scam
At least 200 people in New Zealand were tricked yesterday into giving up their online banking passwords. Continue Reading
-
November 05, 2003
05
Nov'03
Intel increases market share over AMD
Intel has increased its market share over AMD, despite both companies reporting a rise in shipments, according to data from... Continue Reading
-
November 05, 2003
05
Nov'03
Avaya and Extreme to deliver converged IP products
Avaya and Extreme Networks have announced a multiyear, multimillion-dollar agreement to develop, market and sell communications... Continue Reading
-
November 05, 2003
05
Nov'03
We will continue support, but at a price, says SAP
SAP will continue to support older versions of its ERP software beyond the official four- or five-year maintenance period, but at... Continue Reading
-
November 05, 2003
05
Nov'03
Red Hat drops free Linux OS in favour of Enterprise
Red Hat is dropping its free Linux product range and asking customers to migrate to its priced Enterprise Linux. Continue Reading
-
November 05, 2003
05
Nov'03
Novell prepares to take on Red Hat
Novell's £125m purchase of Linux developer SuSE sets the company up to build a full portfolio of Linux-based software and to... Continue Reading
-
November 05, 2003
05
Nov'03
Analysts applaud Novell-SuSE deal
Analysts have welcomed Novell's plans to acquire SuSE for £125m, saying that the pact will benefit open-source customers unhappy... Continue Reading
-
November 05, 2003
05
Nov'03
Novell: Why we picked SuSE
Chris Stone, Novell's vice chairman, has spoken about the strategy behind his company's plan to acquire SuSE, and why Novell... Continue Reading
-
November 04, 2003
04
Nov'03
Preconfigured software roll-outs reintroduce old worms to systems
Automatic software distribution, a popular method of installing new PC software across a corporate network, could put businesses... Continue Reading
-
November 04, 2003
04
Nov'03
Thought for the day: Business sense is vital for IT success
Technology advances have put IT directors in the hot seat. Let's give them a better head for business too, says Sir John Harvey... Continue Reading
-
November 04, 2003
04
Nov'03
Microsoft unveils Voice Command technology
Microsoft has introduced voice-controlled software for Windows Mobile-based Pocket PCs and Pocket PC Phone Edition. Continue Reading
-
November 04, 2003
04
Nov'03
Homebase to roll out chip and Pin
Home and garden retailer Homebase is to implement chip and Pin-compliant point-of-sale systems across its 300 UK stores over the... Continue Reading
-
November 04, 2003
04
Nov'03
Novell buys out SuSE Linux
Novell is set to buy Linux distributor SuSE for £125m, to extend the open-source products and service it offers to enterprise... Continue Reading
-
November 04, 2003
04
Nov'03
Share data to thwart cyber attacks, says security expert
When a cyberterrorism attack hits the US, it will be much more harmful than the existing crop of viruses and worms which have... Continue Reading
-
November 04, 2003
04
Nov'03
'Peaceful co-existence' for Microsoft and Borland
Microsoft and Borland Software may have competing development tools for building Windows applications, but this does not mean the... Continue Reading
-
November 04, 2003
04
Nov'03
Microsoft chooses IBM chips for Xbox
Future XBox gaming consoles released by Microsoft will use processor technology from IBM. Continue Reading
-
November 04, 2003
04
Nov'03
Sun seeks partners in per-user licensing model
At its SunNetwork user conference in Berlin next month, Sun Microsystems plans to announce the first independent software vendors... Continue Reading
-
November 04, 2003
04
Nov'03
Computer Associates merges eTrust products into unified management suite
Computer Associates International is to join six of its eTrust products into a unified identity and access management suite. Continue Reading
-
November 04, 2003
04
Nov'03
Borland stands tall on profitability
Borland Systems executives trumpeted the company's profitability, cross-platform support and integration capabilities during an... Continue Reading
-
November 04, 2003
04
Nov'03
Elizabeth Arden outsources operations to IBM
Cosmetics and toiletries giant Elizabeth Arden has outsourced its data centre operations to IBM. Continue Reading