• 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
  • PC shipments fuel second-quarter growth
  • Opsware launches new version of server management tool
  • Quantum upgrades tape storage line
  • Macromedia unveils Web Publishing System
  • New IT helps society meet mortgage rules
  • IBM and Oracle target product information management
  • Happy staff deliver higher productivity
  • Anti-virus firms warn of latest Bagle.AG threat
  • Brown implements Gershon review
  • Chancellor’s faith in IT to deliver 100,000 job cuts is challenged
  • Microsoft and Fiat drive in-car communications
  • Secure Computing rejects CyberGuard takeover bid
  • M&S rules out full outsourcing of IT in £320m cost-cutting scheme
  • Fewer council suppliers leads to higher quality
  • Big banks trial instant messaging service
  • Nexus tackles IT failure
  • Don't let open source hype detract from true cost
  • Oracle boosts support for manufacturing
  • Computer waste regulations will not come into force until autumn
  • Beware hackers' deals, say experts
  • E-population register takes a step nearer
  • Positive rolls out 3G tablets to 900 financial advisers to boost service
  • Users would quit e-mail if possible
  • Firms hit by accounting app crashes
  • Upgrade boost for GP e-booking
  • Chancellor tells Parliament NHS programme will not be a 'fiasco'
  • IBM and Cisco missing from Microsoft alliance
  • Housing Corporation launches inquiry into £17m ASP contract
  • Sniffer relaunched as Network General
  • IBM pursues software installation standard
  • Former Red Hat employees set up Linux firm
  • First Windows CE virus reported
  • SGI supercomputer to run Linux over 1,024 Itanium processors
  • Microsoft and Capgemini bolster alliance
  • Silicon flaw delays Intel chipset launch
  • Sun considers open-source JES
  • AMD announces two new mobile processors
  • IT supplier group fires back at e-voting critics
  • New York Times hacker gets six months home detention
  • Debian fixes multiple flaws
  • Enterprise-class RAID functions, part 2: N-way mirroring, splitting and more
  • EU confusion over 'mistaken' EU software directive votes
  • Results soon from UK's public sector trials
  • Company executives admit IT security gaffes
  • France develops own Linux licence
  • 64-bit Linux powers drug research at Cambridge
  • French ministry switches from Microsoft to Linux to reduce costs
  • Systematic approach to cutting costs
  • Software house keeps staff happy through open management style
  • Next Move: What's better for me, IT or an MBA ?
  • IT managers miss out on holidays because of working commitments
  • Cascading Style Sheets separate presentation from website content
  • Samsung reports strong second quarter
  • HR-XML to promote EU standards
  • IBM says Power5 eServers will offer best-in-class performance
  • IBM to improve web experience for visually impaired people
  • AlphaBlox deal anchors IBM's BI strategy
  • Fair use bill hearing may move to US Congress
  • PC market shows strong growth
  • UK's e-gov initiatives put SOAs to the test
  • Nokia reports drop in handset sales
  • Cheap chip order may bring low-cost laptops
  • IBM posts strong profit despite fall in software
  • EC commits more funds to Galileo
  • Microsoft acquires e-mail search technology
  • Microsoft wins $4m spam verdict
  • USB security threat still ignored
  • WWW creator gets knighthood
  • Sun releases Java platform upgrade
  • Magnet manufacturer sues Microsoft and Philips
  • Veritas buys utility automation company
  • Verity announces fourth-quarter results
  • Oracle plans industry-tailored upgrades
  • Hacker source code shop suspends operation
  • Microsoft fixes 'critical' holes in Windows
  • Operators launch global fixed-mobile phone alliance
  • Microsoft's ISA Server 2004 focuses on users' network security
  • Do you have machine intelligence?
  • IT project managers should have the conviction to point out risks
  • Israel joins Galileo satellite project
  • Man charged with hacking Verizon
  • IT ball raises £35,000 to help disabled children
  • Microsoft partners get new support options
  • Restatement will wipe out 2003 profit, says Nortel
  • HP boosts recycling effort
  • RFID users say no to privacy law
  • Microsoft moves to link corporate and public IM networks
  • HP trials four-in-one Linux PC
  • Microsoft Business Solutions aims to be a $10bn business by 2011
  • EMC's Centera addresses compliance requirements
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