• EDS meets quarterly expectations
• WebMethods to launch midmarket enterprise service bus
• Ericsson reduces third-quarter loss
• US strategy on innovation crucial, says IBM CEO
• Microsoft threat tool prepares for public release
• European Commission quizzes hardware makers over Microsoft licences
• Developers face a wait for 'impressive' Microsoft technologies
• Expect more intrusive IT regulation, security chiefs warned
• Linux 2.6 test release
• Quantum computing breakthrough for Japan team
• Storage users want better management tools
• Copyright ruling weakens Lexmark cartridge case
• Shareholders approve Palm's Handspring buy
• Microsoft hands Palladium code preview to developers
• Sun and Texas Instruments team up for Java apps on mobiles
• NTT DoCoMo raises 3G user target
• Microsoft realigns MSN division
• Genesys charges by the minute for web conferencing
• Microsoft and Vodafone outline services plan
• Intel rolls out dual-band Wi-Fi chip
• Microsoft to launch Voice Command for PDAs
• SuSE Linux eyes middleware service market
• Microsoft Operation Manager opens to partners
• IT budgets will go down, says Ovum
• PDC: Microsoft will turn off Messenger and turn on firewall
• Nasa cautious about autonomic computing
• Amount of data stored has doubled in three years, says study
• University sues Sony and Toshiba over chip
• Sony to cut 20,000 jobs to reduce costs
• IBM takes on US compliance requirements
• Security and web integration is key to Longhorn, says Microsoft
• Carphone Warehouse 'surprised' by ASA decision
• AOL accused of charging users without permission
• Microsoft settles class-action lawsuits
• Intel has no plans to enter RFID market
• Intentia standardises on IBM middleware
• Microsoft unveils Whitehorse for developers
• Avaya sells cabling division
• Microsoft will add XML data type to Yukon
• Hitachi Data partners with Ixos and AppIQ
• Health chiefs work to limit risks as trusts worry about funding
• Icann to work on 'substantive issues'
• Longhorn debuts at Professional Developers Conference
• WHSmith invests £1m in Dell servers and storage
• E.piphany upgrades to 6.5
• Symantec adds compliance features to ESM 6.0
• Accounting rule mars EDS results
• Fujitsu prepares new Tablet PC for launch
• NTT DoCoMo and Sony team up on contactless smart cards for mobile phones
• Carphone Warehouse slammed over SMS spam
• IBM has no right to enforce GPL, claims SCO
• Antispam advocates question US bill
• US court orders firm to pay $2m fine for violating spam law
• Symantec buys ON Technology for $100m
• Sober worm may be slow, but don't be complacent
• Intel launches technology to detect cancer
• Halifax and NatWest hit by e-mail fraud scam
• How to get more from your server
• Business leaders should speculate to accumulate
• Suppliers unveil intrusion-prevention tools
• Campaign tackles e-mail banking fraud
• Business Objects calls real-time at the bar
• Grid platform speeds drug trials
• IBM previews DB2 upgrade
• Oracle isn't a threat, says PeopleSoft CEO
• IBM execs debates web tools spec
• EDS files to dismiss shareholder lawsuit
• Graphics boost for Thinkpad workstations
• IT firms could be removed from PFI contracts
• Stop bugs before they stop you
• UK IT market will begin a steady recovery next year, says Gartner
• Motor industry portal drops online catalogues
• Call for specialist technical judges after teenager is cleared of attack
• Bluefin surfaces as SMI-S
• Press suppliers for indemnity from SCO
• MG Rover takes Sun Staroffice for test drive as alternative to Microsoft product
• Piracy sackings down
• SMEs get to measure e-progress free online
• Exchange 2003 aids ship-to-shore comms
• Banks back real-time foreign currency system
• EDS extends PLM tools to the desktop
• Warning sounded over biometric ID card plan
• Iomega reinvents Zip technology
• Microsoft plugs SQL Server into Windows at US professional developers' conference
• IT directors still not likely to win board seat
• Council migrates to web enabled benefits system
• Ultra wideband has potential to be Wlan technology
• IT chiefs call for security rethink
• Lack of usage data costs firms dear
• HP launches high-end server
• Barclays in talks with Accenture to outsource software development
• DWP recruits IT chiefs
• Retailers' IT spend shows 27% increase
• CSA tells its staff to deny existence of system faults
• Judge asks why Microsoft hasn't sold more licences
• Microsoft discounts Office 2003 licences
• Retail IT spend up 27% on back of chip and Pin
• Liverpool’s £5m benefits and council tax system goes live
• Public sector IT chiefs favour open source
• Unisys to acquire ePresence
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