• Samsung pushes CDMA as Wi-Fi alternative
  • Texas Instruments puts three wireless technologies in one PDA
  • NHS IT minister resigns over Iraq war
  • EDS and NTT to partner on telco and IT services
  • Speed of innovation is key, says Gartner
  • SAP's Plattner: 'I would have liked to have founded Microsoft'
  • Paying the price for buying direct
  • IDC: HP off to early lead in Tablet PC shipments
  • US firms will spend $700m on technology to stop money-laundering
  • Microsoft unveils software integration technology
  • Companies bridge wireless networks
  • WS-I to vote on Sun's fate
  • Police video ID network offers dramatic savings
  • HP rolls out usage metering product
  • Nextel plans Wi-Fi phones
  • RIM and Sprint back Microsoft phone platforms
  • US diplomatic site hacked by anti-war protestors
  • Yahoo! Platinum service launches today
  • Insiders give e-learning positive outlook
  • Goldman Sachs: IT faces monthly budget reviews
  • CeBIT - SanDisk unveils smallest memory card yet
  • T-Mobile says all options open in Virgin tussle
  • CeBIT - Limited phone variety stymies I-mode in Europe
  • Security firm finds hole in Sun One
  • CeBIT - Organisation to help mobile enterprises launched
  • CeBIT - PeopleSoft adds instant messaging to portal
  • US Navy formalises XML management
  • Microsoft expands datacentre simplification plans
  • Public sector drop in spend affects PC sales
  • Lindows.com adds option to software store
  • Suppliers publish two web services specs
  • US orders pharmaceutical firms to barcode all hospital drugs
  • WorldCom posts flat revenue, sees $80bn in charges
  • SAP founder Plattner to step down
  • HP defends PC profit as Feb revenues rise 3%
  • CeBIT: Time for government to control the net?
  • Philips to restructure chip unit and cut 1,600 jobs
  • CeBIT - Oracle extends 'Unbreakable Linux' to UnitedLinux
  • Amazon delivers web services to the masses
  • Wi-Fi Alliance promises security specs by May
  • Oracle upgrades Warehouse Builder
  • Notebook makers embrace Centrino chip
  • CeBIT - RIM shrinks the BlackBerry
  • CeBIT - F5 launches load balance overview tool
  • Dell lays off US product development staff
  • Privacy concerns as Benetton adds "smart tags" to clothing line
  • 3Com sells carrier business
  • Conference pushes for open source in government
  • SurfControl's Project Blackbeard monitors internet abuse
  • Spotwave expands in-building mobile coverage
  • MSN Messenger gains webcam functionality
  • CeBIT - SiS chipset indicates 400MHz bus coming from AMD
  • CeBIT - Cisco enhances DWDM platform
  • CeBIT - 3Com launches new Power over Ethernet switch and IP phones
  • AOL stock falls amid fresh concerns about probes
  • Suppliers push ultrawideband as wireless alternative
  • UK police arrest 43 in internet child porn probe
  • CeBIT - SAP unveils Professional Services software
  • CeBIT - Intel's Canterwood and Springdale get early debut
  • Yahoo sharpens antispam claws
  • Standards group Oasis looks at web services management
  • Users will be slow to upgrade to MS Office 2003
  • £17.5m BT deal enables broadband gaming links
  • Code Red variant causes alarm
  • London's cybercrime squad
  • CeBIT - Baan pushes business intelligence wares
  • Visa looks to run banks' payment switching after network overhaul
  • Coors Brewers plans to build on £100m e-buying foundations
  • Software gives drugs giants an edge
  • It's Big Blue Brother as IBM enters video surveillance fray
  • OFT system could let rogue traders gain loan licences
  • Bacs splits IT department in two
  • E-envoy drops in to boost low web use in Newcastle
  • CeBIT - European telcos ready Ethernet services
  • New EU employment rulings for IT contractors will have little impact
  • Climate of fear in the NHS
  • SMEs kept in the dark on tax perk
  • Register your team for some sporting madness
  • Users to benefit from changes to Microsoft server licensing
  • Taxi location service hailed
  • Vodafone adds new features to laptop connection cards
  • First National IT staff cleared
  • Scotland Yard looks to set up crack cybercrime unit
  • Number of IT workers goes up
  • 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
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