• BT cuts contractors' rates
  • ISPs reject 'unworkable' e-mail monitoring code
  • Union warns of strike over £1.5bn outsourcing deal at Royal Mail
  • NHS IT chief threatens to exclude whistleblowers
  • CA to push automated fraud detection
  • IBM issues new version of Content Manager
  • CeBIT - Intel starts Centrino push and launches Pentium M
  • HP gets exact on bills for on-demand computing
  • CeBIT: High-speed web buoys gloomy tech companies
  • Dell signs European cluster customers
  • Liberty Alliance reveals architecture plans
  • Microsoft alters business units to focus on management
  • CeBIT: HP print services aim to cut printing costs
  • SuSE rolls out Linux desktop software
  • Intel and McDonald's hook up to push Wi-Fi
  • EU experts believe Microsoft violated antitrust rules
  • Microsoft to sell stake in Corel at deep loss
  • Red Hat rolls out mid-level server OS
  • CeBIT: Nokia reveals Edge and music phones
  • CeBIT: AMD unveils notebook chips
  • Critics dismiss government's revised RIP proposals as 'unworkable'
  • Lucent wins Europe contracts worth over $220m
  • CeBIT: Vodafone plans gradual German 3G launch
  • E-mail scams continue to target eBay users
  • Sign up for E-Commerce Awards
  • Woolworths revamps supply chain
  • Toshiba adds more flash memory to Pocket PC
  • Deloader worm targets weak passwords
  • Goodrich cuts earnings view on e-commerce write-off
  • Nokia warns of weaker Q1 sales, earnings
  • IBM and MS advance on Oracle in database market
  • Forrester CEO forecasts web services 'storm'
  • Intel backs Wi-Fi to boost Centrino demand
  • Users will benefit from changes to Microsoft server licensing
  • Jury turns down internet patent claims
  • Transmeta releases more Crusoe chip details
  • Gateway adds 3.06GHz Xeon to server lines
  • HP shrinks four-processor ProLiant
  • PeopleSoft vulnerabilities reported
  • Gartner Symposium: Suppliers to get upper hand in 2004
  • Gartner Symposium: Get smart with suppliers
  • Acer winds down with Ideal
  • SAP CEO sees limited impact from Iraq war
  • Qwest spends more than $7m a month on laywers - WSJ
  • India protests at Malaysian police raid on IT workers
  • Sun steps into IBM/SCO Unix battle
  • Gartner: no signs of IT recovery
  • Gartner: Use existing technology to create a real-time enterprise
  • SCO sues IBM over Linux
  • Funk spreads ease-of-use message with remote authentication offering
  • Awards for Microsoft security efforts
  • Web services management standard sought
  • Stanford researchers set internet speed record
  • Microsoft starts giant Office beta programme
  • Blade servers come of age at US show
  • US states lay down the law to spammers
  • Tadpole axes prices to woo corporate market
  • Deutsche Telekom posts record loss but beats Q4 forecast
  • Storage market shows slight growth
  • Sun to launch StarOffice 6.1 beta this week
  • Security holes found in Google's Blogger
  • E-envoy attempts to get EverybodyOnline
  • UK universities showcase innovations at CeBIT
  • Intel looks to $6.8bn for first quarter
  • US government agencies join Liberty Alliance
  • Collaboration brings Wi-Fi to UK pubs
  • Groove Networks cuts staff but gains funding
  • PayPal customers target of apparent scam
  • IBM to show off new autonomic technology at CeBIT
  • IBM eyes services role for WebSphere
  • Hacker attacks records at US university
  • Don't buy uncertified Wi-Fi devices, Gartner warns
  • Dell grabs PC enterprise market share
  • Microsoft shakes up top management with sales push
  • Research in Motion to take hit on NTP litigation
  • Silicon could double battery life for laptops
  • Survey finds big variation in ERP costs
  • Reap web services benefits now, urges IBM
  • Dell to complete Inspiron refresh with high-end 8500
  • IBM opens European engineering support centre
  • Robots at the bedside in US health care experiment
  • HP offers cool solution to stuffy server rooms
  • Firms must work out their CRM needs before implementation
  • New WordPerfect Office 11 suite due in April
  • Pharmaceutical giant hooks document management into Siebel front end
  • Toshiba launches Wi-Fi 'hot spot in a box' project
  • IBM delivers Soap for CICS
  • Industry welcomes US Congress' focus on cybersecurity
  • Judge rules Rambus destroyed evidence
  • PalmSource executive joins Apple
  • AOL program blocks one billion spams a day
  • Didata sees lower H1 gross margin
  • US energy network seen as vulnerable to hackers
  • Toshiba prototypes methanol fuel cell for laptops
  • Less specs, more apps, Soap author says
  • Cisco switches facing less of a threat from Dell
  • US high court considers web porn filter
  • Microsoft unveils Greenwich beta
  • Analysts see Intel targeting revenue at mid-point
  • Internet traffic will double yearly, research claims
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