• Brocade lays off 115 employees
  • Suppliers line up to support new Intel chipset
  • Sun expands availability of Solaris security
  • Microsoft steps into Lucent patent battle
  • HP bags £1.9bn P&G outsourcing deal
  • US regulators issue disaster recovery guidelines
  • Network Appliance promises non-rewritable array
  • HP lands Ericsson outsourcing contract
  • Ordnance Survey staff to get XP Tablet PCs
  • Derbyshire cuts processing times
  • Whitehall puts brake on public sector gravy train
  • Intel demonstrates 'third-generation Bluetooth'
  • P&G awards £1.9bn outsourcing contract to HP
  • Demon hobbled by technical difficulties
  • German government receives Microsoft discount
  • Canadian firms converge on web management
  • RSA cracks profitability problem in Q1
  • Singapore enforces Sars quarantine with 'Big Brother' online cameras
  • Developers up against increasing complexity
  • IBM says this could be the year for UDDI
  • US security department asks for more money for technology
  • Dell adds Pentium M models to notebook lines
  • Network Associates reports Q1 loss
  • Defra outsourcing bid slammed in parliament
  • Australian bank latest victim of spoof and spam
  • FBI asked to investigate leaked Siebel documents
  • IBM continues to spruce up DB2 database
  • Intel updates mobile technology work
  • Sun pushes back high-end app server release
  • DevWorks: IBM offers software and services to update mainframe apps
  • Internet fraud on the rise, says FBI
  • Oracle pushes Linux to independent suppliers
  • IBM adds autonomic technology to Tivoli
  • Microsoft warns of virtual machine vulnerability
  • Toshiba unveils prototype LCD with built-in scanner
  • Anti-fraud chip and pin trial poised for launch
  • Belgium introduces Java-based ID cards
  • Microsoft gives access to Windows CE source code
  • Microsoft to ship Windows Server 2003 for AMD's 64-bit chips
  • KPN tries again as European broadband player
  • E-Skills to tempt 40,000 into IT
  • IBM helps to update old applications
  • Aventail delivers VPN technology to PDAs
  • Yahoo beats Q1 forecasts thanks to paid services
  • Microsoft lifts lid on Greenwich's new name
  • Xerox and 1stLegal partner on digital record-keeping service
  • Nokia to slash 1,800 jobs in networking division
  • Trusted computing group extends its reach
  • EC accuses France of hindering cable internet providers
  • AOL buys back Vivendi's Europe stake
  • Chipset boost for Pentium 4 PCs
  • IT gives cautious welcome to budget
  • Wireless suppliers plan cheap, high-speed Mans
  • Managing content is key to next wave of e-business, says IBM
  • IBM to roll out SMB initiative
  • EMC offers Centera for financial services
  • Sun unveils business collaboration platform
  • AIIM zeroes in on content control
  • Court refuses to rehear Infineon claim in Rambus case
  • Users inundated with war-related spam
  • Fidelity examines biometrics
  • IBM releases autonomic blueprint
  • Sun unveils latest security software package
  • Intel tool helps debug apps for hyperthreading
  • Singapore and India to strengthen ICT ties
  • IBM targets mid-sized businesses with entry-level storage server
  • Former Bush official blasts US government cybersecurity
  • Sun's McNealy sings a low-cost tune
  • Vodafone Germany strikes deal with Fujitsu and Toshiba
  • Windows Server 2003 registration key is leaked
  • Samba patch issued for buffer overflow vulnerability
  • UK slipping down e-government league tables
  • Avaya extends functions to remote workers
  • Information security must grow up, survey says
  • Compuware laces uniface with web services
  • Latest Lexmark products aim to 'print smarter'
  • Icann seeks members of the board
  • Adobe supports IBM DB2 and develops XML architecture
  • Teradata moves to 64-bit Itanium architecture
  • European mobile phone operators form alliance
  • VeriSign and nCipher join forces on hardware certificate
  • Intel and Via settle patent cases
  • IBM offerings target low end and midmarket
  • Microsoft will not patch NT4 hole
  • Microsoft's Ballmer fights Linux battle in Munich
  • AOL seeks to offer streaming video IM services
  • Yahoo! enhances search tool
  • Borland and M7 enhance Java development
  • Next Move: Finding part-time development work
  • Gateway launches two rack servers amid corporate push
  • Microsoft reveals portal features
  • Nats unveils European IT strategy
  • Unisys president touts latest servers
  • Sun fleshes out N1 with storage system
  • Hackers can tap alien intelligence screensaver
  • NHS IT Doctor buy-in doubts
  • IT managers adrift on a sea of uncertainty
  • NAO slams KBR record
  • Potential providers kept in the dark over regions
  • College goes live on Windows 2003
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