• US authorities probe deals by AOL executives
  • UPS tracking system speeds international shipments
  • Itanium processor to reach 1.5GHz
  • BT subsidiary Open Orchard stirs up CRM market with Netledger's Netsuite
  • IBM duels for supercomputer lead with p655
  • iOra unveils offline viewer of Sharepoint Team Services
  • Microsoft plays down Win2000 successor
  • US immigration database loses the plot in search for terrorism suspects
  • Winevar worm could make a fool of you
  • Your chance to make a difference
  • W3C updates validation service
  • Server market stabilising as Dell boosts revenue
  • RealNetworks patch fails to fix flaws, says security expert
  • EDS to cut coding in the US
  • Hackers can crack GSM networks in 'seconds'
  • Contractors lose out after agency goes broke
  • Building industry needs XML links to meet deadline for online tenders
  • Bank standards body suspended
  • IT hitch stopped terrorist warning getting through
  • Key NHS IT project falls short of Gateway goals
  • Analysts warn of spam explosion
  • Government steps up e-shop campaign
  • Government seeks IT specialist for e-voting post
  • Net viruses 'throttled' not killed
  • Roaming protocol set to boost m-commerce
  • Combined IT will deliver £20m in benefits for GUS
  • IT managers warned to take better precautions against identity fraud
  • MPs value private sector staff
  • NLIS crucial in overhaul of UK house buying process
  • More than 235 IT professionals register with volunteer site
  • Microsoft puts address lists on insecure server
  • UK firms are well positioned to capitalise on global e-commerce
  • ASP helps Xmas delivery problems
  • BT strikes Web deal with BEA
  • Systems integration is biggest source of waste
  • Broadband is key to e-government
  • 'Dead' IT man blames ex-wife for £10k scam
  • CMA to press Ofcom on cash status of bidders
  • Licensing model for MPEG-4 released
  • Sun on target for higher revenue
  • HP and Microsoft collaborate on real-time PC
  • WebMethods and HP team to manage J.D. Edwards processes
  • Failed projects cost users £8m on average
  • IBM Tivoli License Manager tracks software assets
  • IBM releases WebSphere Version 5
  • Swedish government rejects Vodafone 3G delay
  • Computing innovator Alan Kay joins HP
  • Microsoft to ease the licence burden
  • WorldCom agrees to permanent injunction
  • What IT wants from the Chancellor
  • Woman gets nine years on pirate software rap
  • Attachmate targets mainframe reuse
  • Vodafone signs deals with PC makers
  • Broadliners issue distribution ultimatum
  • Experts warn of vulnerability in Solaris
  • SEC charges Siebel with disclosure violations
  • Sun speeds Netra servers for telcos
  • MandrakeSoft and SuSE Linux appoint CEOs
  • EDS and Xerox take integrated offering to market
  • RealNetworks patches flaws in media player
  • Former CA employees allege contract manouevres
  • Sun posts download of Solaris 9
  • 2002 to see biggest ever drop in IT revenue, says IDC
  • FBI cracks huge identity theft ring
  • Microsoft in the Groove with Intranets upgrade
  • EU invites tech firms to bid for research cash
  • Official warning: It's raining spam!
  • Peregrine Systems outlines way ahead
  • US Homeland Security bill limits vendor liability
  • HyperSCSI touted for low-cost SANs
  • Candle packages WebSphere services and tools
  • Cabinet Office beats off 1,000 cyber attacks in October
  • Attachmate adds tools for integrating legacy applications
  • More EU data surveillance 'will not counter terrorism'
  • Dell and IBM unsheathe their blades
  • SBI to buy Razorfish for $8.2m
  • EDS looks offshore to cut costs
  • Meta: Teach business to live with existing IT infrastructure
  • Alcatel leaves LAN switch software vulnerable
  • IBM and partners offer hosted midmarket apps
  • Bombardier to outsource IT support to CSC
  • UN: Worldwide use of Internet and e-commerce growing fast
  • Trio update XML for Analysis
  • ISP downtime causes concern
  • US lab builds largest Infiniband cluster
  • Phones will drive up flash prices, says Intel
  • IBM and Dell dominate flat market
  • Comdex: Samsung previews phone-PDA
  • Motorola 2G/3G phone gets US approval
  • Microsoft: Business intelligence for the masses
  • BMC gets $355m Remedy from Peregrine
  • Latest Celeron, mobile P4 chips exceed 2GHz
  • BlackBerry vendor RIM loses e-mail patent case
  • IBM and Microsoft inch towards common ground on databases
  • Users' approval of Nirs2 is on the rise
  • NHS chief spent IT funds on other areas
  • Cisco's Lan/phone to ship in 2003
  • Data protection codes of practice delayed - again
  • BSA names and shames again
  • Software saves Courts hours of time planning
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