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  • Microsoft source code on the web
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  • Fujitsu appeals against Co-op High Court retrial
  • India boost for Oracle and Linux
  • IBM blends three techniques to create 970FX chip
  • iAnywhere links web software with database
  • PeopleSoft user group hosts Oracle chief
  • Sirocom offers flexible IP-over-ethernet service
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  • WebEx connects with BT in Europe
  • 'Osama Found' adware spam targets AOL IM users
  • Europe revokes Rambus chip patent
  • IBM 'Microsoft Office for Linux' rumoured
  • Vodafone and Cingular clash on AT&T bid
  • Microsoft: Shared source not to blame for leak
  • Seagate touts SAS drives as faster alternative to SATA
  • Secret Windows code leaked on internet
  • Firms have one year to introduce electronic voting for shareholders
  • Britannia's three-year IT overhaul will save £100m
  • Number of women in IT fell by 3% last year
  • Government suppliers put on to new intranet
  • PC market to stay strong in 2004, says Gartner
  • Vodafone launches 3G mobile data service
  • Appeals court favours Intel in chip patent case
  • Beware of RFID hype, warns Meta Group
  • Oracle to take on DoJ over PeopleSoft bid
  • Broadband boosts BT revenue
  • Ciphertrust adds support for SPF anti-spoofing
  • Sun extends subscription pricing remit
  • Sophos fixes anti-virus protection bypass
  • Nokia deal may damage Symbian challenge to Microsoft PocketPC
  • Fujitsu to appeal to House of Lords over retrial in £11m Co-op IT dispute
  • Motorola licenses Opera browser for phones
  • HP sets up India call centre
  • MCI files for bankruptcy extension
  • Flaws discovered in Bluetooth phones
  • California body seeks regulation of VoIP services
  • BearingPoint sets up India centre with Covansys
  • AMD founder and chairman steps down
  • Cisco and Microsoft drive targets SMEs
  • US visa cap could be reached within a week
  • French govt opts for open-source software
  • Computer Associates and Overland speed backup and recovery
  • Developer offers Linux-based RFID
  • CSC wins £78m outsourcing contract with Bhs
  • Comcast puts merger pressure on Disney
  • HP reports first-quarter increase of 9%
  • Sun adds processors to its UltraSparc roadmap
  • Cognos boosts integration between applications
  • EMC rolls out product upgrades
  • Panellists debate whether IT still matters
  • Toyota and Mazda offer telematic service
  • Lindows claims name victory over Microsoft in US
  • IBM supercomputer helps predict the Earth's climate 300 years into the future
  • Sun buys server firm and rehires co-founder
  • PalmSource's latest OS targets enterprise users
  • HP considers South Korea R&D centre
  • June launch for Proxim wireless switch
  • Intel updates software tools for Prescott
  • DoJ officials recommend blocking PeopleSoft bid
  • AOL to embed IM services in mobile phones
  • Microsoft fixes broken Explorer URL handling
  • Patch this Windows hole now, warns Microsoft
  • Human error, not software, the main cause of network failure
  • Seagate releases 2.5in storage drive
  • Panasonic creates Symbian-based mobile phone
  • Sun adds Opteron and updates Ultrasparc servers
  • Mobile firms team up to prevent handset theft
  • Jupiter to buy NetScreen for $4bn
  • Microsoft lets customers decide on software assurance programme
  • PC drives predicted to reach 600Gbytes by 2007
  • German finance office opts for IBM mainframe
  • Intel prepares for future of computing
  • Firms unveil accounting compliance software
  • Sun boosts partitioning in Solaris 10
  • Microsoft faces trial over 'autoplay' feature
  • HP promises slow transition to Itanium
  • MyDoom.C variant surfaces
  • Compuware unveils latest Java development tool
  • Network Associates delivers managed firewall protection
  • China to test and certify WLan with national standard
  • France outlines plans for electronic administration
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  • SCO adds more claims to Linux battle with IBM
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  • Sentencing policies for hackers too lenient
  • Trades system delayed to allow for business process harmonisation
  • EMC upgrades Symmetrix as part of overhaul
  • Awards celebrate success of IT user departments
  • Telecoms slump eases
  • BAA goes thin client
  • Oracle woos SMEs by cutting 10g entry price
  • Corporate users want standard PC chipset
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