• IBM and Akamai boost J2EE app development
  • Look forward to a year of IT events
  • Youngsters' IT choices will dictate the future
  • Cisco releases security patch for Aironet
  • Bank saves with network monitor
  • Inland Revenue should not put all blame for tax credit failure on sacked supplier
  • BT VoIP service provides cheap calls for SMEs
  • Retailers not prepared for RFID processes
  • IT staff predict success despite councillors' e-government doubts
  • EDS loses Inland Revenue contract
  • William Hill beefs up IT for mobile gambling push
  • Safeway puts product development online
  • NTT DoCoMo suffers fall in I-mode subscriptions
  • Lindows.com ordered to drop name
  • Web summit focuses on intellectual property
  • IBM signs $1.2bn, eight-year outsourcing deal with Michelin
  • AMD joins forces with Chinese chip designer for thin clients
  • Microsoft probes Internet Explorer flaw
  • US revenue service IT project comes under fire
  • IBM extends grid computing offerings
  • Court approves Computer Associates settlement
  • 2004 will bring more cyberattacks, warn experts
  • UN delegates meet to close the 'digital gap'
  • Hitachi plans fuel cell for handhelds by 2005
  • HP names leaders for new divisions
  • Internet Explorer glitch enables spoofing
  • Zurich outsources desktops to IBM
  • Yahoo mends e-mail security flaw
  • AMD and Chinese PC maker open design lab
  • Toshiba and Sony prepare for semiconductor trial
  • Gric launches Universal Remote Control
  • US agencies still score poorly on security
  • Delayed fix ends Microsoft's patch-free month
  • SCO hit again by DoS attack
  • Orange's tunnel vision solves mobile phone signal loss
  • Intel combines comms groups
  • Expand Networks unveils Wan management system
  • AOL cuts 450 jobs
  • Widespread ignorance over UK anti-spam laws
  • Coke to launch UK music download service
  • AMD eyes 45-nanometer transistors
  • Software AG ships latest Version of Natural
  • Galileo develops booking engine for United Airlines
  • Sharp unveils first Efficeon-based notebook
  • Blue Titan ships SOA tool
  • CDC Software buys Pivotal
  • Texas Instruments validates transistor material
  • Industry group aims to smooth online digital content distribution
  • HP merges enterprise unit with services group
  • Novell joins OSDL
  • Chinese security standard could fracture Wi-Fi, says IEEE
  • Computer Associates moves into web services
  • Microsoft calls time on older products as part of Java settlement
  • UK slips in world IT stakes
  • BT chief sets out plan for next-generation broadband and wireless mobile services
  • MS battle with Lindows moves to Europe
  • Government and supplier body join forces to improve public sector IT projects
  • Norwich Union signs 10-year licensing deal with Computer Sciences Corporation
  • Object and Apache team up on open-source J2EE
  • Preparatory talks clear way for net summit
  • Lucent to participate in Chinese 3G trials
  • Time Warner teams with Sprint and MCI on IP telephony
  • US spam bill awaits Bush signature
  • Oracle patches SSL server bugs
  • Top Via execs indicted for industrial espionage
  • Cable & Wireless America finds buyer
  • NetContinuum adds network firewall to NC-1000
  • Volume production of DDR2 begins
  • Oasis elects IBM, Nokia and Oracle staff to board
  • Judge gives SCO 30 days to disclose facts on Linux code
  • Pivotal opts for merger with Chinadotcom unit
  • HP merges global ops and IT information divisions
  • Pivotal opens for bids again
  • Sun to increase R&D spend by 10% in 2004
  • Scotland will be home to Euro RFID test centre
  • Sun desktop gains ground on MSOffice
  • IBM expands into tailored packages
  • HP to offer thin-client computing in UK
  • CBI survey casts doubt on e-business capability
  • BT and Accenture win £2.7bn NHS IT contracts
  • Auto tools reduce software quality
  • Xansa turns focus back to UK after loss
  • New tax credit system locked into roll-out date
  • Revenue pins blame on EDS
  • EDS faces loss of Inland Revenue outsourcing contract
  • Luxury liner Queen Mary 2 sails with onboard help desk
  • Motorola blames phone shortages on camera components
  • NEC recalls 170,000 laser printers
  • Sub-1in hard-disc drives move into the market
  • IBM lets polymers assemble nanoscale structures
  • Mobile phone sales rocket in third quarter
  • Google seeks clarification on trademarks
  • CSOs need diverse skills, says group
  • NEC develops smallest transistor
  • Software AG hones two product groups
  • Yahoo airs antispam initiative
  • Court favours IBM in SCO hearing
  • DoH warned change management costs will exceed NHS IT funding
  • True cost of virus attacks to UK businesses is greater than feared
  • HP customers join forces to create united group post-Compaq merger
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