• SGI boosts processors in Altix 3000
  • Hitachi launches 400Gbyte media storage drive
  • PeopleSoft loses CRM head
  • Microsoft will update management software
  • Microsoft upgrades Outlook fix to 'critical'
  • PC shipments still robust to 2005
  • Mobile sales grow although Nokia's share slips
  • Oracle ordered to provide discount details
  • eBay boosts shipping function with internet postage tool
  • Java standards group refreshes its procedures
  • IBM buys partner to boost WebSphere line
  • IBM pushes latest storage management suite
  • Oracle discounted apps to beat rivals, claims DOJ
  • Cisco boosts security products and features
  • US govt buys world's biggest Ram disc
  • EMC's Documentum aims to ensure compliance
  • EMC uses tape to boost information lifecycle management strategy
  • BT wins £13.4m procurement contract from Edinburgh City Council
  • TopSpin adds Boot over InfiniBand to switches
  • IBM buys supply chain software firm
  • IBM's CEO awarded $5.4m bonus for 2003
  • VeriSign signs security deal with US Bancorp
  • Comcast cuts off spam 'zombies'
  • IBM technology chief predicts open-source future
  • HP unveils desktop PC ranges and models
  • Cobalt servers suffer another critical hole
  • Microsoft releases March security updates
  • Smaller and smarter phones to debut at Cebit
  • Europe approves anti-piracy compromise
  • Government is urged to end its culture of secrecy on IT projects
  • Peoplesoft translates ESA suite to meet European demand
  • AirMagnet updates rogue detection software
  • China's Legend develops PC security technology
  • Latest Sober variant spreading on the internet
  • Fujitsu ships Xeon blade server
  • FileMaker boosts workgroup database
  • Akonix adds IM integration to gateway product
  • Icann is not a regulator, says president
  • Europe launches chip research project
  • NetWare builds 'cluster of clusters'
  • Teros enters XML security space
  • Dell to support EMC's VMware software
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  • IBM and Dassault integrate middleware and PLM products to boost On Demand initiative
  • Microsoft scraps clause in licensing contracts for PC firms
  • NHS faces EDS legal action over cancelled contract
  • Safeway IT staff await integration plans from Morrisons
  • Is role of the IT director waning?
  • UK users may face SCO action
  • Government CIO ad raises concerns
  • Soham inquiry: police left in the dark after rushed Y2K project
  • Cargill global upgrade plan
  • Sun considers opening Java code
  • BBC IT staff call for job protection
  • Legacy users face costly migration to latest DB2
  • Public services fuel growth
  • Standard Chartered outlines how strategy would work in practice
  • User trust is barrier to deperimeterisation
  • Alcatel moves into voice over Wi-Fi
  • US govt opposes China's WLan standard
  • Nuisance worms give helpdesks 'virus fatigue'
  • House of Fraser plans to support EDI and XML
  • Input error crashes Co-op mortgage site
  • HP fixes big hole in Tru64 Unix
  • PeopleSoft takeover bid will not harm competition, says Oracle
  • IT executives sceptical over new technology
  • Microsoft settles most of AT&T patent suit
  • Eolas patent rejected, but decision not final
  • Microsoft prepares for Minnesota court case
  • US security spend up since 9/11
  • Disc storage systems see revenue growth
  • UN encourages upgrade before buying new PC
  • Fujitsu adds two more enterprise hard drives
  • HP unveils blade and SME servers
  • Chip firm says US court has no jurisdiction over rival's claims
  • Samsung joins semiconductor partnership
  • US lawyers appeal Rambus antitrust ruling
  • Power industry IT spending on the rise
  • Expect Windows 2003 update before Longhorn
  • Thumbs up for JavaServer Faces spec
  • CA disputes Linux licence claim by SCO
  • Forum says open security standards are essential to support business partnerships
  • Browser weakness compromises remote users
  • Enterprise firewalls too complicated
  • Jericho Forum presents strategy for secure access for businesses
  • IBM supports systems with £540m plan
  • Security agency calls for responsible bug reports
  • Lastminute cuts costs with wireless network
  • Revamp aims to boost usability of e-gov site
  • Future skills gap fear as students shun IT degrees
  • Royal Liver outsources for IFA move
  • Ports operator will 'pay on return' for new supply chain IT systems
  • Tidal wave of regulation threatens to overwhelm IT staff
  • Infrastructure must plan for terrorist threats
  • Most firms unprepared for outages
  • City police warn of criminal gangs bribing staff for financial data
  • Meta Group: IT departments need more agility
  • Rainfinity virtualises NAS servers
  • Macromedia looks to extend Flash technology
  • Intel's expects first quarter to fall below expectations
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