• IT industry calls for tax incentives
  • EU regulators back Microsoft ruling
  • Foundry and Extreme launch edge switches
  • Diversinet wins Chinese mobile certificate deal
  • Veritas will restate financial results
  • Psion shareholders approve Symbian/Nokia deal
  • 'How to' software exploits book raises eyebrows
  • IBM signs up first vertical ISVs
  • Microsoft says $40 XP will close 'digital divide'
  • Nectar data mining will boost customer targeting
  • 4Gbit Fibre Channel to demo at CeBIT
  • IBM sets May date for Opteron workstation
  • MySQL Cluster prepares to ship
  • IBM targets banks with BI software
  • NetScout bundles server and Linux
  • Nortel controller and CFO put on leave
  • Sun hires XML creator Bray
  • Patching confusion reigned in second half of 2003
  • CeBIT: as purse strings loosen, security, storage and convergence dominate show
  • Convergence technology for voice video and data set to make debut
  • City IT directors move to start-ups
  • Soft touch for unwitting IP breaches
  • EDS contract cancellation could hit NHS-wide directory service
  • Liverpool lacks back-up
  • More MPs back our call for action
  • MS Outlook hole is more serious than first thought
  • West Midlands SMEs get open source advice
  • Camelot outlines IT for lottery channels
  • Local authorities roll out security warning system
  • Frustration as Microsoft delays next SQL Server
  • Government reveals winners of public sector broadband contracts
  • EU regulators debate Microsoft ruling
  • Microsoft antitrust case will stay in California
  • IBM denies Calcutta outsourcing claim
  • Outage hits MSN Messenger and Hotmail
  • Fujitsu opts for EMC storage products
  • EDS sells design software arm for $2bn
  • Gateway completes eMachines acquisition
  • Microsoft demands daily fine for Lindows.com
  • Cisco buys Twingo to boost SSL VPN offering
  • MCI restates 2000 and 2001 earnings
  • Cognos upgrades reporting software
  • US security savings prove hard to pin down
  • HP and Starbucks offer digital music service
  • Is Sun's Jini ready to leave the bottle?
  • Sears outsources IT to Computer Sciences
  • EU regulators reveal merger objections to Oracle
  • Microsoft delays Whidbey and Yukon releases
  • IBM refreshes server line for smaller businesses
  • Robust quarter for healthcare tech suppliers
  • Sun simplifies front-end Java client development
  • Suppliers develop Sans for smaller enterprises
  • Liverpool University identifies grid benefits
  • Converged wireless networks offer savings and flexibility
  • Time for suppliers to clarify the buzzwords
  • Users will be looking for business certainties, not the next big thing
  • Beware mega deals, says consultant
  • Network could save council money
  • Westminster pilots wireless network to deliver CCTV images to police on the beat
  • Council IT directors battle skills shortages and Whitehall interference to hit targets
  • 'Long, hard struggle' for IT directors
  • Socitm confident most councils will meet e-government deadline
  • Warning of outsourcing pitfalls
  • IT directors must reclaim datacentres
  • Prepare to spend to take full advantage of rising demand for complex technology
  • Gartner predicts industry-wide challenge in exploiting RFID uses
  • Over-reliance on user passwords is putting UK companies at risk
  • Mitsubishi Motors to lock out viruses
  • HP and CA buy software suppliers
  • Office XP update interferes with spam filters
  • University cuts costs with laser data links
  • Disaster recovery software links via San
  • Zenworks to simplify management of PCs
  • Options for Netware users set to be unveiled
  • Novell to offer users a Windows experience on a Linux desktop
  • Gateway upgrades DVD wireless player
  • Global Crossing revenue only slightly down after bankcruptcy filing
  • HP unveils latest AMD notebooks
  • AOL strikes broadband provision deal
  • Data mining initiative angers US privacy groups
  • StorageTek and IXOS offer ECM solution
  • US body seeks comments on mobile phone spam
  • Investment group confirms SCO-Microsoft ties
  • SAP updates Netweaver suite
  • Database sales boost Oracle's revenue
  • Computer Associates' debt downgraded to junk
  • Regulatory Alliance User group unravels web of rules
  • Bank makes security key priority for end-users
  • IT chiefs neglecting to offer laptop back-up
  • NetIQ to release beta Appmanager platform
  • Microsoft Windows Server 2003 update to precede Longhorn
  • Germany unveils national computing grid plan
  • Microsoft launches lawsuit against spammers
  • French 3G roll-out date extended
  • Intel will miss June deadline for Chinese wireless chip standard
  • Remote access app prepares for debut
  • Spain to build €70m supercomputing centre
  • Deutsche Telekom considers VoIP service
  • Deutsche Telekom reports rise in net loss
  • Big players must expect competition in .mobile bid
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