• Kirkwood: this is just the start
  • IT looks the weak link in compliance
  • HP offers GSM/GPRS-enabled iPaq
  • User pressure wins interim release of Euroclear settlement system
  • Tobacco giant uses benchmarking to help suppliers and boost IT project success rate
  • Users may face price rises as Cisco revamps support
  • Former Google exec to sue for discrimination
  • Google snaps up BEA exec
  • BEA holds application server market lead, but revenues fall
  • Microsoft looks to hire 7,000 staff and sell Slate
  • Red Hat eases use of MS Exchange with Linux
  • eEye lifts the lid on endpoint security product
  • Virus rivalry boosts security threats
  • Skype close to launching prepay internet call service
  • Icann refines its role in internet governance
  • Hitachi develops one-button text input terminal
  • Fewer IT supplier conflicts are going to court
  • Rational aids collaborative working
  • Co-op and Fujitsu's mediation attempt fails
  • IT directors are the poor relations of the boardroom, says Gartner
  • Sun unveils Opteron line with 4-way
  • Know Your Enemy -- Learning about Security Threats: Chapter 8, Legal Issues
  • Learning about Security Threats: Profiling
  • Next move: Do IT graduates need a work permit?
  • IT disputes at all-time low
  • Mega outsourcing deals tipped to rise
  • XSL to improve web print support
  • New York attorney general settles with Spam King
  • EMC system opens up data archiving
  • Amazon misses revenue, profit expectations in Q2
  • Tech groups fight copyright infringement bill
  • Citrix revenue up nearly 25%
  • Fujitsu Siemens releases quarterly results
  • CA reports revenue growth but cuts sales forecast
  • NTT DoCoMo invention makes remote control a snap
  • Microsoft to enforce Sender ID checks
  • Oracle hires 250 people a month in India
  • Firms release latest security products for web services
  • Quantum cryptography gets closer to reality
  • IBM to provide single sign-on for Orange users
  • Microsoft revenue climbs 15%
  • IBM and Novell create a spec to boost cross-platform installation
  • EMC reports double-digit growth in Q2
  • Demand for wireless boosts Sprint's earnings
  • MPs back BCS drive for IT standards
  • BCS membership at record level since grading structure relaunch
  • Sleep out for the night to help homeless children
  • Ericsson rings in solid Q2 on network upgrades
  • Motorola reports strong Q2 sales
  • Comcast and Disney sign internet content deal
  • Few executives have time to decide
  • Weather agency to pilot open-source operating system
  • Public sector at risk of wasting billions on IT
  • BT cuts symmetrical broadband by half
  • UK and Russia break online extortion ring
  • Lucent continues quarterly profit streak
  • Icann adds IPv6 to root servers
  • EDS signs $1.1bn outsourcing deal with Bank of America
  • Sun delivers Java Studio Creator
  • Government to create two new bodies to manage NHS IT
  • US sales boosts SAP's earnings
  • Symantec reports another record quarter
  • Intel unveils low power Pentium M chips
  • Digital Evolution links ID management to SOAs
  • Early adopter Whirlpool expects savings from IBM's next-generation Power5 server
  • US judge throws out most of SCO's DaimerChrysler copyright suit
  • Converged networks on the rise
  • NetEx cranks up data over IP
  • Open Group urges developer independence
  • Microsoft and Apple sued for offering online updates
  • IT security problems blight US nuclear weapons lab
  • Executives of failed e-university under fire from MPs
  • Sun shows profit in preliminary earnings report
  • Judge quizzes Oracle and DOJ over takeover bid
  • HP memo warned of MS assault on open source
  • Rational unveils upgrade to next tools portfolio
  • Quantum serves up tape Worms
  • Latest Bagle and MyDoom worms on the loose
  • IBM launches university open-source initiative
  • Infineon cites ongoing legal cases for drop in income
  • Oracle revamps business intelligence offerings
  • Cisco and Aruba prepare for next-generation wireless security
  • Microsoft unwraps plan to repay shareholders
  • France Télécom ordered to pay back €1.1bn in aid
  • Nortel sues Arbinet over copyrights
  • EMC reports double-digit revenue growth
  • Sun considers Solaris for chip rivals
  • Oracle gives millions in software to Chinese universities
  • Vodafone's pay-as-you-go resumes service
  • Microsoft opens Windows code to more techies
  • Stolen source code shop back online
  • Defra signs services deal with IBM
  • Users seek architecture standards
  • SAP to unify software maintenance programme
  • IBM advancing Workplace platform
  • The Cloud readies European wireless expansion
  • MS pledges more frequent SQL server releases
  • IBM adds mainframe technology to Unix servers
  • Microsoft pays nearly £11m to end Lindows battle
  • Oracle among latest Liberty Alliance recruits
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