• Serena acquires Merant
  • US politicans protest at offshore outsourcing
  • Ask Jeeves cancels paid inclusion programme
  • Intel CTO to meet Chinese officials over Wlan security standard
  • Dell introduces Inspiron 9100
  • IBM updates mainframe DB2
  • SamSys adds RFID readers to Sato printers
  • Camera phones could threaten company security
  • 'Worm war' between virus writers to blame for recent worms, say experts
  • Acer releases low-cost mobile workstation
  • IP telephony does more than lower costs, says network firms
  • Earthlink to test sender authentication
  • EnterpriseOne to run on Linux
  • Computer Associates named as SCO licensee
  • IBM told to provide SCO with code and documents
  • SCO suffers $2.3m loss
  • SCO sues its first Linux user
  • Maxxan adds virual tape products to its range
  • Eastern europe not solely to blame for spam
  • UMC opens second 300mm chip plant
  • Psion launches tough handheld
  • SEC probes EDS US Navy deal
  • IBM improves Java apps analysis
  • Cisco and Nortel go head to head on VoIP
  • Former California official in Oracle licence case
  • Metro store rejects RFID tags in loyalty cards
  • Siebel boosts integration in UAN initiative
  • Sun puzzled by IBM open-source Java proposal
  • Printer chips allow for non-Lexmark cartridges
  • Former WorldCom CEO faces fraud charges
  • Deutsche Telekom antitrust case settled
  • IBM unleashes middleware bundles
  • MPs consider case for IT best practice legislation
  • Hosting provider will pay SCO for Unix IP licence
  • SCO set to launch first end-user lawsuit
  • Open source will keep IT costs down, say CEOs
  • SCO alters claim in IBM case
  • Memory technology to evolve with DDR2
  • IBM sets up fund for displaced workers
  • ISVs must alter perspective to stay focused
  • IBM encourages partners to sell hosted services
  • Embrace our on-demand vision, says IBM CEO
  • We will win PeopleSoft battle, says Oracle chief
  • Microsoft considers alternative pricing strategy
  • Nortel adds VoIP to WLan portfolio
  • US court rejects ban on DVD descrambling code
  • Network Associates unveils McAfee VirusScan for NetApp
  • Bagle and Netsky variants rapidly spreading on net
  • Gates pledges 'active protection' to improve Windows security
  • There's no government like no government
  • Merged DIY chain seeks annual savings of £10m with supplier portal
  • Businesses must adapt to survive, warns Meta
  • IP security to encrypt Post Office banking
  • Standards needed to aid money laundering fight
  • Oracle's PeopleSoft bid blocked
  • Pension companies face massive IT bill to comply with new rules
  • DTI survey shows rise in level of virus attacks
  • Public sector urged to use open source
  • Don't expect computers to do too much, says IBM
  • IT users to present their key security concerns
  • DoCoMo considers Cingular future
  • Domain name registrars sue Icann and VeriSign
  • Target issues RFID mandate
  • Postbank doubles IT infrastructure with SAP
  • Chinadotcom completes Pivotal acquisition
  • NEC unveils all-IP enterprise communications
  • Oracle unlikely to snare PeopleSoft, say analysts
  • IBM and OnStar team up for voice apps
  • SCO's 'hypocrisy' comes under fire
  • Microsoft links Office with eBay
  • VeriSign completes Guardent buy
  • Server demand continues to grow
  • Digital factory uses virtual reality to track car production
  • Manufacturing firms look for innovative answers from IT to drive industry recovery
  • Business users get mobile e-mail alternatives
  • Wireless networks for UK colleges
  • Operators battle user scepticism about future 3G mobile services
  • AirMiles pushes ahead with XML after integrating back-office IT
  • DoJ sues to block Oracle's PeopleSoft takeover
  • Met to use IT specialist special constables to fight e-crime
  • Firms at risk if they give in to online extortion
  • Police need more cash to fight e-crime
  • Spies make use of Windows holes
  • Microsoft defends monthly patch update as best way to beat hackers
  • IT can drive change in the business
  • X internet heads the list of future challenges
  • UK banks face Basel 2 compliance problems
  • PLM streamlines development of Boeing 7E7
  • HP's repackaged 32-bit and 64-bit Proliant servers may confuse users
  • Nestlé links SAP with suppliers to respond to changes in demand
  • Court documents indicate DRam price-fixing
  • Sun teams with mobile phone firms for Java apps
  • BBC Technology MD dismissed for "misusing hospitality"
  • Microsoft boosts ASP .net apps development
  • BearingPoint expects steep quarterly loss
  • Microsoft expands Office accelerator offerings
  • Enterasys focuses on security
  • RSA introduces RFID blocker technology
  • VeriSign sues Icann over delay in services
  • Microsoft moots pre-Longhorn Windows release
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