- Mobile phone sales rocket in third quarter
- Google seeks clarification on trademarks
- CSOs need diverse skills, says group
- NEC develops smallest transistor
- Software AG hones two product groups
- Yahoo airs antispam initiative
- Court favours IBM in SCO hearing
- DoH warned change management costs will exceed NHS IT funding
- True cost of virus attacks to UK businesses is greater than feared
- HP customers join forces to create united group post-Compaq merger
- AOL offers $300 PC with one-year subscription
- Eclipsys claims strategy to fix SunriseXA is working
- Sun spruces up NetBeans tools initiative
- Carbon nanotubes make best semiconductors, report claims
- Dell certifies Red Flag PowerEdge servers
- Intel narrows financial outlook for quarter
- Cybersecurity task forces prepare for action
- HP expands Debian Linux support
- Mitel app aids NHS comms implementation
- PeopleSoft unifies JD Edwards pricing
- SCO chief fires latest salvo in Linux attack
- US defence works to resolve RFID standards issue
- Sun strives to bring Linux to the desktop
- UK to test biometric passports in six-month trial
- Tech 'resurrection' predicted for 2004
- Sobig tops Sophos 2003 virus charts
- HP uses Transmeta for blade PCs
- Users urged to press Cisco to make security tool meet open standards
- Ball aims high for 2004
- Firms must comply with new e-marketing laws
- Sun rises on Java Studio Creator tool
- Yahoo Instant Messenger has security flaw
- Wi-Fi still has a way to go, warns former Intel exec
- Cisco warns of wireless security hole
- Wi-Fi is ready for the enterprise, says Cisco
- US laws will not deter spammers, says Gartner
- Sun drops out of unified Java talks
- Microsoft unveils intellectual property policy to expand access
- Symantec patches product activation problems
- Malaysian govt steps up efforts to combat piracy
- Accenture doubles India staff to 10,000
- SchlumbergerSema and Sun offer utility computing
- Criminal Records Bureau to trial electronic forms
- Sun pushes Java software with new pricing
- NetApp partners with Cisco and Veritas
- Rail firm signs £154m outsourcing deal with IBM
- Security flaws found in US e-vote machines
- US domestic security efforts lagging, says report
- NTT DoCoMo creates dual 3G/WLan handset
- Motion adds Celeron to low-cost Tablet PC
- Crypto firms team on product bundling
- IBM's Piper sets out to lure EMC customers
- Toshiba and SanDisk advance flash memory production schedule
- Microsoft blog service targets tech-savvy youth
- Microsoft to share more intellectual property
- Sun unveils its first AMD blade
- Aviva moves IT jobs to India
- HP to offer powered Ethernet switches
- BEA and IBM offer latest Java specs
- Microsoft prepares SME service blueprints
- Universal Business Language 1.0 now in beta
- IT on track for Athens Olympics
- IBM plans industry-focused software rejig
- Analog Devices settles modem technology lawsuit
- ReefEdge introduces WLan switch
- Pivotal gets last-minute bid from CDC Software
- Intel chipset turns PC into wireless access point
- Sun must shed light on cost strategy, say analysts
- Bank of Ireland signs outsourcing deal with HP
- Granger calls for £2bn more for NHS IT
- Intel to roll out new Prescott processor chip
- Sally Army spends £10,000 to beat spam
- NHS to cut fees with forensic unit
- Banks join on credit database
- Health service's £2.3bn programme loses its head
- Users access BT-hosted Siebel CRM service
- Suppliers offer back-to-basics CRM service
- Police seek SMEs' advice
- HP joins forces on storage offer
- Gun database set up
- UK IT industry can meet ID card challenge
- Dundee picks Linux to cut back-office costs
- Sendo unveils smartphone
- Single bug or virus attack could cost your business £66,000
- Nottingham City Council IT overhaul clears benefits backlog
- Lack of e-enablement hampers construction industry, warns DTI
- Newspapers fail online access tests
- IoD calls for corporate manslaughter laws
- Digital objects to transform net use
- Royal Mail's new CIO says people come first
- Getting a return on investment in training
- Adapt service-oriented architecture or die, says industry chief
- SME nation: an IT strategy for the future
- Interlink and Trapeze set up wireless double act
- Samsung unveils 57-inch TFT LCD panel
- Broken transatlantic cable still disrupting internet traffic
- IBM extends financing arm to life sciences
- BBC to sell technology subsidiary
- Prisons and Probation Services to merge, but IT questions remain
- Oracle exec flies out to Iraq to help with rebuilding
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