• Sun launches Enterprise Continuity
  • Palmisano named IBM chairman
  • Vignette to acquire portal vendor Epicentric
  • Critical flaw leaves Windows open to DOS attack, Microsoft warns
  • Job cuts follow poor results at EDS
  • EDI kit lets small firms get in to corporate supply chains
  • Microsoft to offer 'smart document' workgroup capabilities in Office 11
  • Verizon settles lawsuit against spammer
  • Unisys pushes packaged server solutions
  • BT offers online applications for UK companies
  • Lucent ships management software for Solaris
  • IBM stakes $10bn on 'on-demand' computing future
  • SAP touts new generation of supply chain apps
  • WiFi eyes better wireless LAN security
  • Sybase readies Ohio BPI suite
  • T-Mobile makes Wi-Fi pact with US airlines
  • Clearing house to embrace e-services by hiving off IT
  • UK companies hit by anti-Western hackers in worst month on record
  • WS-I releases profile for building Web services
  • Windows 2000 gets security approval
  • Nintendo fined €149m for role in pricing cartel
  • JCP releases open-source upgrade
  • Wire-free electricity promised for mobile devices
  • Qwest to take a $34.8bn charge
  • Office upgrade will only run on Windows XP and 2000
  • Judge rejects Intel request for new Intergraph trial
  • New XP Media Center gets dedicated PC range
  • Intel expands storage component offering
  • Record wave of hacking targets UK businesses
  • Nokia brings mobility to ADSL connections
  • ICANN critics consider taking admin work in-house
  • IBM and Hitachi develop open standard SANs
  • HP hints at new software strategy
  • SuSE prepares to take Linux on to the desktop
  • Corechange adds BPM fuel to corporate portal
  • Research will set project management benchmark
  • European Commission sets timetable for .eu domain
  • HP to shed light on Vatican's Apostolic Library
  • CEO of Germany's Software AG resigns
  • Ernst & Young to sell vulnerability management tool
  • Siebel and Saleslogix support .net in CRM
  • Sybase upgrades portal server
  • Real opens door to free media player development
  • Sony profits up but sales remain flat
  • BMC adds automation to SRM
  • Sun unveils new ONE server options
  • Brocade introduces midrange switch
  • Intel adds hyperthreading to Pentium 4
  • JD Edwards backs IBM servers
  • Dataquest: Microsoft OS gains on Palm in PDA market
  • France Télécom sees steady revenue growth
  • CA updates backup software
  • Microsoft updates Navision software
  • GE unit e-commerce settlement system makes dramatic savings
  • STMicroelectronics claims optical breakthrough
  • EAI players add higher-value capabilities
  • Toshiba notebook comes with combination drive DVD
  • Opsware expands software integration role
  • NetIQ rolls out developer kit for Web analytics
  • Fortinet releases three gigabit security appliance
  • Dell gains in troubled server market
  • Cisco uses iSCSI for remote server management
  • Kournikova virus writer loses appeal and faces 150 hours' community service
  • E-mail users face new spam threat
  • Belgian 3G launch subject to further delays
  • Oracle offers latest Java tool
  • Next step for Common storage management interface
  • EMC and Dell launch low-end storage product
  • Micro Focus and Microsoft strike Cobol deal
  • EMC adopts Storage Management Initiative standard
  • Web services goals may never be realised
  • Unisys launches prebuilt Microsoft database servers
  • Dell launches its smallest desktop PC yet
  • Palm rolls out enterprise-class Tungstens
  • IBM's Blue Gene supercomputers to run Linux
  • EC preliminary ruling on Microsoft expected
  • Sun works towards higher-density chips
  • Active Cool debuts CPU cooling system
  • Smile banks on 100Mbps wide area network
  • Humans are the weakest link
  • Microsoft patches XP to fix security flaw
  • Manhattan Associates acquires Logistics.com assets
  • AOL sends corporate instant messenger
  • EMC wins intellectual property case
  • Domino rally effect powers miniature computer circuit
  • Oracle boosts supply chain offering
  • NTT DoCoMo holds first 4G tech summit
  • SAP launches global trading software
  • Vodafone rolls out live Internet service
  • Sun joins Web Services Interoperability Organisation
  • OASIS group to develop digital signature standards
  • Wearable computer for the blind unveiled
  • Google cuts sites from French and German listings
  • Wardrive attempts to find unsecured wireless networks
  • IBM beefs up Websphere workflow tools
  • Councils join forces to create e-forms
  • ISPs snub snooping powers
  • Audit office to slam ILA fiasco
  • Latest Baan platform caters for the real-time enterprise
  • Visa datawarehouse will reveal retail trends
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