• Red Hat ends Linux 9 support
  • Firms announce web services profile for devices
  • Microsoft synchronises development for Longhorn client and server
  • Apple patches OS X holes
  • Countries must do more to stop piracy, says report
  • Java improvements focus on ease of use
  • Better security and quality promised for Wi-Fi
  • Sun takes StarOffice to Hungary
  • Microsoft wants 64-bit driver support
  • Vodafone launches 3G for consumers
  • Red Hat strives for corporate legitimacy
  • Oasis approves XML business doc spec
  • CA keynote show schedule a blank slate
  • Amex and Delta among US firms hit by Sasser
  • Sasser cleanup tool in demand
  • IBM launches Power5-based iSeries server
  • Extreme upgrades switch software
  • CSA holds back £1m a month from EDS in systems dispute
  • Experts consider Sasser's Netsky connection
  • Sasser variants spawn headaches
  • Microsoft hunts Sasser author
  • HP signs global partnership agreement with BT
  • Wal-Mart tests RFID in Texas stores
  • Microsoft airs Windows Home Concept
  • Sun moots GPL licence for Solaris
  • German govt and Microsoft strike security deal
  • Hard drive possibility for smartphones
  • IBM sales head steps into Siebel CEO shoes
  • PayPal offers APIs to enterprise developers
  • IBM shuffles top executives
  • Intel card will boost data centre bandwidth
  • Microsoft shows off DRM technology
  • IBM updates portal-building software
  • Gates to pay stock-trading fine
  • Prepare security case for the board
  • Blunkett bio ID card trial
  • Bank aims to link scanning and patching
  • ICI wants systems scanned ready for network deperimeterisation
  • Firms face fines for reclaiming VAT on calls
  • B&Q boosts availability with new San
  • DHL replaces 50 databases with a single worldwide datawarehouse
  • Business wants tough IT crime law
  • Whitehall softens 2005 e-gov targets
  • User group slams software quality
  • BCS revamps to increase members
  • Return to sender?
  • Companies must plan for ‘zero-day’ attacks
  • NHS programme battles for user buy-in as BMA voices concern
  • Shell IT staff will be well placed to find new jobs
  • BMA demands greater involvement in NHS IT programme
  • Users need 15-20-year roadmap for SAP ERP
  • Kraft CIO saves £280m by justifying IT spend
  • BT brings broadband to more rural areas
  • Users to gain as Ofcom threatens to break up BT
  • Monitoring tools help Lunn Poly overcome new booking system's teething problems
  • Certification for web-based remote access
  • UK firms must face the reality of security problems, says study
  • Software readies ESB play
  • Microsoft to detail web services for devices
  • Sun Java Studio Creator ready for download
  • AOL performance boosts Time Warner's revenue
  • Microsoft SSL patch causes system slowdowns
  • Intel's Dothan prepares for May debut
  • RealNetworks posts income loss and reports president's resignation
  • Venetica and IBM join forces on SQL-based query
  • Firms spend more on printers than security
  • Google filing will boost tech industry
  • Nortel fires top exec amid financial probe
  • Chinese government to adopt BCS IT exam
  • Encrypt mobile content to ensure compliance with data legislation
  • Energis encourages staff to gain international security certificate
  • Don't let IT staff manage outsourcing deals, warns Gartner
  • Next move: Why are jobseekers treated so badly?
  • Varied support for flexible IT staff
  • Dell and SAP team up on business software and services
  • IBM and Cisco to offer blade switch
  • Cisco and Ericsson partner on IP telephony
  • Unisys sets up India subsidiary
  • EDS lands DaimlerChrysler outsourcing deal
  • Zip makes file compression more secure
  • Atheros ships 802.11g single chip
  • Sonic to drive its latest Enterprise Software Bus
  • IBM adds EMC support to storage controller
  • Fujitsu swings back into profit for 2003
  • DaimlerChrysler asks court to drop SCO lawsuit
  • Sun boss claims Red Hat is 'proprietary'
  • Siemens profit doubles on Infineon sale
  • CyberGuard adds web filtering to products line
  • Ailing i2 lands $100m investment
  • Visa toys with credit card displays
  • General Motors pushes for third-generation outsourcing
  • AST offers authenication and encryption in one
  • Symantec revises opinion on attack code
  • Better SLAs needed for UK firms, says study
  • Microsoft delays Win XP update
  • Morgan Stanley hands IBM £323m outsourcing contract
  • US healthcare IT plan unveiled
  • UMC's first quarter net profit rockets
  • AutoZone requests stay in SCO lawsuit
  • Lawson CEO outlines customer strategy
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