• BT cuts price of wireless broadband
  • Rotherham squeezes more out of Microsoft to enable e-gov upgrade
  • HHG updates 13 systems for Bacs IP move
  • Meeting needs for formality and flexibility
  • Microsoft patents could threaten Linux
  • VoIP providers say regulation hampers growth
  • French ISPs sign charter to end illegal filesharing
  • Xandros updates desktop Linux for businesses
  • Flexible flat-panel displays coming soon
  • Broadband prices fall sharply in first half of 2004
  • IBM gives CICS a boost
  • Microsoft declines to specify on Longhorn launch date
  • Liberty Alliance has yet to prove business need, warn analysts
  • MPs attack secretive ID card scheme
  • MySAP service plan extended to full range
  • Insurance giant Zurich strikes a £700m outsourcing deal with CSC
  • Look at the redundancy alternatives
  • Cics transforms to fit the future
  • DES encryption is 'inadequate', says NIST
  • SCO applies for 'Unix System Laboratories' trademark
  • MCI offers cash back for poor internet service
  • Canadian banks hit by processing glitches
  • Siemens to merge its communications units
  • Presidential candidate Kerry promises tax breaks to stop offshoring
  • IBM buys Cyanea to boost app management line
  • Red Hat set to launch Java app server
  • Demand for Alcatel's telecom equipment grows 7.2%
  • EDS triples second quarter income
  • Microsoft alpha-tests anti-virus product
  • CheckPoints warns of critical flaw in VPN products
  • Japan first with optical data transfer over 100km
  • Intel pushes back 4GHz Pentium 4 launch date
  • Symantec dives into IPS appliances
  • Longhorn faces another delay
  • Democrats whip up e-vote fury
  • Gates sees security as an asset
  • Optimism rises as Time Warner income falls
  • Xandros 2.5 builds Linux desktop
  • Cisco wins Chinese battle
  • Lycos bang turns into whimper
  • IBM shuffles business-unit heads
  • MyDoom on the attack again
  • Zindos capitalises on MyDoom.O infections
  • CA to revive dormant database
  • MCI launches new service-level agreements
  • Chipmaker UMC reports 373% rise in income
  • New notebooks for PC peak time
  • Barrett tells Intel staff to shape up
  • AMD's Sempron processors to arrive in Q3
  • Three things you need to know about SOX, storage and security
  • Automated SQL injection: What your enterprise needs to know
  • Is your site vulnerable to SQL injection attacks?
  • IBM buys BI company
  • Report warns of flaws in NHS IT programme
  • Microsoft delivers Office Service Pack
  • Democrats pledge support for US high-tech concerns
  • US Senate passes patient safety bill
  • Australia wins and loses from offshoring, says Gartner
  • Hosted apps aim to bypass IT managers
  • PeopleSoft misses lowered revenue forecast
  • IBM to supply new US Navy supercomputer
  • Nasa to build 10,000-processor Linux computer
  • Wi-Fi and cellular technology move closer to convergence
  • Symbol to buy RFID company Matrics
  • Stalker unveils SIP support
  • France Télécom first-half revenue rises as profit slides
  • DoubleClick shut down by denial of service attack
  • Microsoft delays 64-bit Windows and Server update
  • Worldwide PDA market slump continues
  • New attacks and vulnerability trends highlighted at Black Hat
  • T-Mobile 3G Wi-Fi launch
  • Extra £800m to modernise criminal justice IT
  • Intel and Oracle back Liberty ID standard
  • Security chief backs alerts scheme
  • Zurich signs £700m outsourcing deal with CSC
  • MyDoom hammers search engines
  • EMC links document management, storage
  • Microsoft to meet EU court
  • i2 seeks new chief exec as revenue falls
  • Los Alamos confirms e-mail security holes
  • Macromedia introduces Flashpaper 2
  • EC formalises objections to UK mobile roaming costs
  • IRS slammed for IT security risks
  • EMC links document and storage management
  • Salesforce.com enhances enterprise edition
  • Microsoft tests web-based instant messaging
  • Intel to drop older mobile processors
  • CA to unwrap WLan management software
  • Large firms monitor staff e-mail
  • SQL Server 2005 Beta 2 adds Opteron support
  • Critical services to be given early warning of software vulnerability
  • New Sun group aims to stem Wall Street defections
  • Judge scuppers SCO's attempt to sue Daimler
  • IT jobs threat in move to close NHS agency
  • Assess support options
  • E-commerce attack is imminent, warn security experts
  • Time for real accountability on Whitehall IT projects, say MPs
  • Open the doors on government IT projects now, demand MPs
  • CSA IT debacle helped spark the DWP inquiry
  • Kirkwood: this is just the start
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