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  • Microsoft puts price tag on Vista delay
  • Trojan spoofs Google Toolbar
  • Philips picks BT for five-year comms deal
  • Watchdog slams US government IT management
  • Google wins support over click fraud
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  • IBM offers continuous data back-up to SMEs and home users
  • Adware Trojan infects a million MySpace visitors
  • VMware slams open source sell-out
  • Sales and operating profit jump at Microsoft
  • Brocade's ex-CEO charged with stock fraud
  • IBM to put AMD chips in mainstream servers
  • NHS IT leadership slammed in parliament
  • Microsoft issues competition commandments
  • Audit Office recommends anti-fraud tools for UK benefits system
  • Medical taskforce to drive NHS e-records roll-out
  • Scottish Ambulance in £48m deal for Airwave
  • OpenSSL runs into trouble in US again
  • Black Hat 2006 set to expose security flaws
  • Microsoft fixes glitches in patch
  • Intel fast-tracks quad-core chips
  • Dismal results convince Intel to cut more costs
  • Fresh demand boosts pay for comms staff
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  • VMware delivers free virtualisation server software
  • Symantec enhances datacentre offerings
  • Sun unveils ‘world's first no-compromise’ blade server
  • ClearCube releases next-generation PC blades
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  • Profits rise but sales slip at IBM
  • Intel launches Montecito Itanium server chips
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  • More to come in Google copyright case
  • AOL releases enterprise IM platform
  • Oracle patch bundle fixes 60 security holes
  • Ofcom axes BT price controls
  • BSI releases standard to design out website failure
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  • BAT rolls out global SOA security infrastructure
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