• Industry giants dominate LinuxWorld
  • FTC asks to skip Rambus trial
  • ISS unveils Dynamic Threat Protection platform
  • Intel plans dual-core 64-bit server chip in 2005
  • AOL Time Warner elects new chairman
  • Netegrity teams up with Business Layers on provisioning
  • IBM woos Linux contingent with eServer p630
  • Wi-Fi group gives first 802.11a certifications
  • Microsoft, IBM and Sun post earnings round-up
  • HP regains PC shipment lead
  • Sun speeds ahead on Java road map
  • Spam fighters gather for US conference
  • CERT warns of DHCP vulnerabilities
  • IBM prepares Xperanto deliverables
  • SAP embraces .net and Java with NetWeaver
  • Spending slowdown continues
  • Suppliers line up for NHS contracts
  • ID card plan is too complex
  • User group calls on Oracle to improve software quality
  • Firms 'too busy' to help police
  • HSBC offers credit card authentication system
  • IT governance set high on agenda
  • NHS calls on SAS for anti-fraud initiative
  • Parliament calls for firms to build new IS
  • DTI says no to e-shop regulations
  • Police seek tenders for PNC disaster recovery
  • Gillette to trial RFID tags
  • M-commerce: a false start?
  • Computing growth is just beginning
  • PHP makes things easy for e-developers
  • SAP fends off critics to build xApps
  • Intel revamps future Itanium chips
  • HP to resell Cisco's switches
  • Lindows offers educators flat-rate deal
  • Computer Associates launches BrightStor San Manager
  • IBM boosts content management strategy
  • US govt moves to consolidate payroll processing
  • Lufthansa pilots onboard WLAN service
  • Toshiba sues Lexar over flash memory patents
  • Linux distributor MandrakeSoft files for bankruptcy
  • US govt spent $2.9bn on IT security in 2002
  • Apple suffers slight net loss but revenue rises
  • Search tools gain importance in the enterprise
  • Symantec reports revenue growth boost
  • Speculation mounts over Intel Xeon chip for 2004
  • Judge gives Microsoft 120 days to ship Java
  • Bacs looks to India as IT overrun drives price hike
  • Cash for school IT
  • EDS stops final salary pensions for recruits
  • NHS signs Civica to roll out Microsoft licensing
  • Revenue staff break data law by snooping on stars
  • Suppliers slam BBC e-learning plan
  • JP Morgan drops Pinnacle Alliance in favour of IBM
  • Trend Micro boosts enterprise offerings
  • JD Edwards boosts supply chain solution
  • Intel launches 2.4GHz Mobile Pentium 4
  • PC upgrades delayed again, warns UBS Warburg
  • NEC unveils its first smart display
  • Capellas outlines WorldCom's next 100 days
  • SAP appoints EMEA heads
  • Nokia extends mobile apps development to Linux
  • Intel reports profitable year
  • Worldspan expands technology deal with IBM
  • UnitedLinux signs up IBM and AMD as partners
  • Groups oppose copyright protection bills
  • Trio promises cellular and Wi-Fi convergence
  • W3C working group scrutinises Web services choreography
  • CA pushes out SAN management software
  • Microsoft opens Windows source code to mark Trustworthy Computing's first anniversary
  • Sobig worm spreading fast
  • Cisco site selector targets content network market
  • Windows NT 4.0 server users must upgrade this year
  • Sun adds Liberty spec support to network ID server
  • Dell moves into point-of-sale hardware
  • Google faces suit over lowered search rankings
  • E.piphany integrates app with WebLogic and WebSphere
  • Transmeta builds security into Crusoe chips
  • Trade groups cannot appeal against Microsoft ruling
  • SAP gives retail software a boost
  • Toshiba chip could be first to 90 nanometer
  • Microsoft criticised for latest vulnerability rating
  • Five-minute interview:Simon Dudley, Polycom
  • WorldCom-Salomon ties spark arbitration claims
  • EMC prepares to unveil latest Symmetrix
  • Palm signs handwriting software deal
  • Liberty Broadband is latest victim of price trends
  • Intel cuts mobile chip prices
  • DataPower appliance to secure Web services
  • Transport for London signs SAP for 10-year IT overhaul
  • Singlestep readies network management integration tool
  • Vendors push SSL-based remote access devices
  • IBM software to link data from multiple sources
  • Windows CE update set for mid-2003 release
  • IT jobs fear as Reuters prepares for more cuts
  • US behind in curbing e-waste, says report
  • Thieves bag £4.6m chip haul at Heathrow
  • Lexmark wins first round in toner cartridge lawsuit
  • HP sets the stage for Alpha's last hurrah
  • Open standards needed for mobile Net, says consumer electronics chief
  • Microsoft pays out $1.1bn but legal action continues
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