• New Windows worm starts to spread
  • Lego dumps HP to build IBM servers and storage infrastucture
  • Insecure passwords can be costly for companies
  • IT faces a lack of project management know-how
  • ABN offers home-grown electronic currency trading service
  • Users welcome IBM 64-bit eServer 325
  • Lindows rolls out low-cost, flat monitor PC
  • Microsoft claims .net usage has surpassed Java
  • Microsoft puts price on its enterprise IM product
  • Interwoven and iManage merge in $171m deal
  • Intel and Broadcom settle legal dispute
  • IEEE releases spec for high-speed wireless streaming
  • BellSouth considers outsourcing IT
  • Acxiom database suffers hacker attack
  • Zone Labs moves to secure instant messaging
  • Analysts expect Microsoft Office System price announcement
  • HP to unveil lastest photography products
  • Colour-screen BlackBerry makes US debut
  • Google offers news alert service
  • 'Patient' Oracle extends PeopleSoft offer
  • Europe attack on Microsoft could hit UK users
  • SCO battle part of Linux evolution, say analysts
  • Sainsbury trials self-scanning but back-end integration challenge looms
  • SCO threatens UK Linux users and defends licence plan
  • Open source licence terms scrutinised in SCO-IBM row
  • Report recommends US Postal Service use sender ID technology
  • E-business spending exceeds 20% of IT budgets
  • Rackable and BioTeam roll out Linux cluster
  • SAP DB to be rebranded MaxDB
  • IBM files counter lawsuit against SCO
  • IBM gets credit from Equifax in £533m outsourcing contract
  • Intel faces $600m tax bill
  • M&S rolls out knowledge management network
  • EMC looks to software and services
  • Regulation call threat to bank IT investment
  • LinuxWorld: IBM exec downplays SCO lawsuit
  • Linux users and suppliers back Red Hat's SCO challenge
  • Online US bank sites show disparity in response
  • Court approves MCI settlement with SEC
  • Software piracy declines in US
  • NEC, Motorola team on wireless voice and data
  • Open-source guru says supporters are bigger threat to Linux
  • LinuxWorld: Sun demos Mad Hatter desktop
  • Real to build open source media player
  • Sybase previews database upgrade
  • Sony bundles portable display with flat-panel TV
  • European Commission accuses Microsoft of 'ongoing abuses'
  • Xiotech debuts 'clustered' controllers
  • IT workforce short on skills, official survey warns
  • Novell hails Linux and criticises SCO
  • LinuxWorld: Sun embraces Linux while touting Solaris
  • Dell to build fastest Linux supercomputer
  • AMD demos Alchemy-based PDA running Linux
  • UK users spurn SCO Linux licence demand
  • Gartner: Retailers must allay consumer fears about radio ID tags
  • AOL rolls out intergrated communication tools
  • Coalition touts file validation as security measure
  • Mercury Interactive ramps up optimisation software
  • US govt may bar Sprint from federal contracts
  • Red Hat to ship JOnAS J2EE software
  • RIAA faces backlash
  • Lastminute.com appoints COO from Nokia
  • Banks prepare to trial Bacs IP payments network
  • Microsoft puts a tilt on the mouse wheel
  • BearingPoint adds Sybase support to app service
  • Wi-Fi using satellites launched
  • Microsoft extends Windows XP Media Center market
  • Cisco 'cautiously optimistic' about future
  • InfiniCon shrinks InfiniBand
  • Novell buys Ximian
  • SCO puts Unix price on Linux licensing scheme
  • Online catalogue enables small firms to reap SAP benefits
  • In-house mobile phone networks could bring 20% telecoms savings
  • ITNet £83m datacentre contract
  • ICI Paints gives its managers the ability to update website content
  • IT manager 'unfairly sacked' by F1 team
  • Linux gets boost from key security accreditation
  • Contractor demand rises as financial services sector shows signs of recovery
  • BEA launches WebLogic 8.1
  • Metastorm adds BAM to business process management
  • AMD boosts clock speed on two-way Opteron
  • Qualys challenges IDS detractors
  • Intel holds lead in chip market
  • US taxpayer database update suffers delay
  • LinuxWorld: Suppliers form user support group
  • Supply deal results in sky-high costs for NASA
  • Retailers told 'act now' after chip and Pin trial success
  • IBM debuts Linux-based WebSphere integration
  • Public sector to take more active role in dealing with illegal activity on the internet
  • HP gathers support for new web specification
  • Medway Council revamps site to meet W3C accessibility standards
  • Microsoft Office users can turn Professional
  • Oracle gives grid a boost
  • Unions step up anti-outsourcing efforts
  • MCI denies call-routing allegations
  • Mirror group to centralise IT in bid to slash costs
  • FT to save £1m through new server strategy
  • LinuxWorld: Clustering takes centre stage
  • Retailers show how to make loyalty cards pay
  • SCO: Red Hat throws down the gauntlet
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