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  • HP and IBM to ship new Xeon-based servers
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  • Microsoft unveils Beta 2 of Vista and Office 2007
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  • US Government admits massive data theft
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  • Fake safety browser worm strikes
  • European Union IT slips warns Commission
  • Microsoft sinks software pirate
  • Security professionals at risk from law change
  • Cable & Wireless bags BBC digital contract
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  • Public sector pay growth keeps ahead with 5% rise
  • Flexibility boosts output, firms told
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  • Sleep out to help homeless children
  • Annual charity ball aims to beat last year's total
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  • Fight for leadership roles, CIOs are urged
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  • Beware rogue hotspots, users told
  • Nokia aids smartphone management
  • Microsoft to share lessons of improving app security
  • Check for fake software, Microsoft urges SMEs
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  • IBM integrates Notes with SAP applications
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  • London City Airport outsources IT
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  • Skype warns of security flaw
  • IBM to buy Rembo to ease client management
  • NTT America launches certified engineering centre
  • HP chooses QLogic blades
  • Experts unite at Data Centre Solutions 2006
  • ADI monitors blade server power
  • Cisco adds Fujitsu to datacentre programme
  • IT turns professional with skills initiative launch
  • Security clouds Vista’s future
  • Talent tops board agenda
  • Business risk threatening to bring firms down
  • Microsoft spells out Vista requirements
  • Free SMS business messaging service
  • IBM claims advance for SMB storage
  • EMC expands CLARiiON mid-range storage
  • Telstra Europe launches SMB broadband packages
  • SAP introduces easier app GUI
  • Unisys offers real-time recovery anywhere
  • Appliance gets Attuned for Nas virtualisation
  • Sun offers developers Grid opportunity
  • EMC lights up San switch
  • Open source project's Enterprise Service Bus arrives
  • Sun teams with SAP to virtualise IT architectures
  • EC to continue VAT exemption on electronic services
  • Dell to ship enterprise servers with AMD chips
  • Symantec sues Microsoft over the use of Volume Manager
  • Novell urges suppliers to distribute its drivers direct to users
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  • Enterprise program pays to support open source
  • Firms waste billions of pounds on core networks
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  • McAfee and Symantec to sue eBay software pirates
  • BT reports profits dip
  • Microsoft to reveal Vista system requirements
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  • Power plant secrets leaked via file-sharing network
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