• Transmeta chases embedded device designs
  • IBM boosts IntelliStation with Power 4+ chip
  • Computer Associates partners with SteelCloud
  • Undaunted Oracle continues to stalk PeopleSoft
  • US states discuss Oracle's PeopleSoft bid
  • Ericsson signs outsourcing deal with IBM
  • Microsoft's Bill Gates attacks spam 'plague'
  • AMD reins in revenue forecast
  • Apple renews IBM chip partnership and launches G5 Macs
  • AppsWorld - Oracle tool helps migration to Linux
  • Another Microsoft employee accused of major software fraud
  • Orange joins Euro alliance and prepares for 3G
  • BT updates credit card network
  • Novell moves networking services to Linux
  • AppsWorld - Throw out your databases, says Oracle's Ellison
  • HP unveils five new storage services
  • Consortium builds testbed for internet services
  • IBM opens supercomputing-on-demand facility
  • Geac to acquire Comshare for $52m
  • AppsWorld - Oracle unveils collaboration applications
  • Taiwan chip maker files pre-emptive suit
  • Microsoft merges Platform Group units
  • Utility computing gets a boost
  • SuSE and Cray team up to develop computer for US department
  • Xerox to offer DocuShare add-on
  • Dell faces Dutch PC maker in court
  • Symantec sharpens intrusion protection
  • Offshore outsourcing shrinks services prices
  • Microsoft recruits privacy strategist
  • All US flights will have e-mail in 2004
  • McAfee unveils Desktop Firewall 8 with quarantine feature
  • Domain Name System marks its 20th birthday
  • Wall Street keeps tight control of IT spend
  • AppsWorld - Oracle's UK users prepare to serve up PeopleSoft questions
  • Dell adds printers and monitors
  • Microsoft entices users to upgrade servers
  • Bully-busters win e-award
  • BT to run IT for bouncer licensing
  • Intel brings the Pentium 4 to 3.2GHz
  • IBM rolls out speedier Linux Directory
  • BTsacks 200 staff for looking at online porn
  • Phone operators slam 'buggy' 3G handsets
  • UPS offers XML access
  • Secrecy over tax credit IT system downtime
  • Health minister to oversee NHS IT plan
  • Dealer links slash Ford lead times
  • Costs could rise as IBM asserts rights
  • MPs want to give industry power to blacklist spam-friendly ISPs
  • Brightest female IT student sought
  • SCO targets Unix code violations
  • Ministers to get sweeping new cyberterror powers
  • Nats safety problems revealed
  • Britannia aims for £100m savings from IT overhaul
  • Wireless isn't ready yet, say IT executives
  • Adaptive management promising, but years away
  • DoCoMo spotlights wireless success
  • IDS criticisms kindle debate
  • IBM rolls out SMB offerings
  • HP and Gateway announce PDAs for Windows Mobile Software 2003
  • PeopleSoft offers refunds in event of Oracle takeover
  • Salesforce.com and Oracle drive CRM upgrades
  • Office 2003 beta 2 refresh released
  • AIX users unruffled by IBM/SCO scuffle
  • Microsoft refreshes Pocket PC software
  • New Trojan could be glimpse of future threat
  • Financial instant messages to be stored for three years
  • New system improves accuracy of NHS temp staff payroll
  • DaimlerChrysler uses testing tool to cut costs
  • Web apps are key for Unix users
  • Asda RFID trial shows efficiency gains are key benefit for business
  • SAP comes clean on problematic roll-outs
  • WHSmith implements supply chain software
  • UK must outsource to survive or risk losing out to offshore firms
  • Help charity Care supply aid to Iraq
  • Companies should improve basic customer relationship skills to get most from CRM
  • VeriSign announces antifraud service
  • Users anxious about Oracle/PeopleSoft battle
  • Open source advocate fires back at SCO
  • Wireless not ready for mission-critical apps
  • US Senate committee approves stronger antispam bill
  • Sweden tops IT advancement index
  • New Comdex to have less flash
  • Europe and US at impasse over 5GHz WLans
  • Microsoft readies kit for security initiative
  • PeopleSoft chief avoids takeover issue during keynote
  • FindWhat and Espotting merge paid search listing services
  • US senator backs away from smash PC remarks
  • NetLedger teams with HP to run apps
  • Gateway plans new handhelds and server
  • EDS faces security problem with US Navy
  • CERT and Adobe plug PDF reader vulnerability
  • Government to develop asylum seeker IT system
  • Get temps to sign security policies
  • NCC launches project framework
  • Study calls for pharma industry changes
  • FTC settles with Guess on web vulnerabilities
  • PolarLake releases enterprise service bus offering
  • Attachmate boosts emulation
  • HP to ship antispam software on PCs
  • Government to trial e-procurement standard
  • More