• Welsh broadband wins cash boost
  • Academics buy killer kit
  • i2 revenue plunges as major restructuring is planned
  • Register online for a night on the tiles
  • Prepare to go IT shopping - spending surge due in 2003
  • US sets rules for how carriers share customer data
  • Tool vendors support AMD's Hammer chips
  • Symantec to buy SecurityFocus, Riptech and Recourse
  • Wireless consortium pushes broadband agenda
  • Q2 sees revenue and profit slide for IBM
  • Web site defacements on Linux servers rise sharply
  • Rivals EMC and HP to exchange APIs
  • EMC and HP allow mix and match storage
  • Siebel to axe 1,200 jobs after profits fall short
  • Hitachi releases water-cooled notebook PC
  • OQO launches desktop PC you can put in your pocket
  • Passport gets bank back-up
  • Revenue IT bids fail to come up to aspirations
  • Biometric security in the frame for BP
  • Testing time for Itanium 2 chip
  • Users plug into grid computing for large-scale calculations
  • BT should not be split up, says Oftel
  • Agile IT processes to boost profits
  • 3G technology fails to excite consumers
  • IF employees get knowledge download from contractors
  • MPEG-4 licence issues resolved
  • FCC allays concerns over WorldCom service disruption
  • Amazon extends its reach with Web services
  • Check Point to bring software to 64-bit HP-UX
  • Bush harnesses technology against terrorism
  • CA replaces four board members
  • Cable and Wireless slaps Akamai with new patent suit
  • Dell boosts price and performance of entry-level notebooks
  • MSN software gets a price tag
  • US bill gets tough on cybercriminals
  • Euro and US lawmakers address Net privacy gap
  • Railtrack to roll out wireless LAN for travellers
  • Microsoft reveals Sharepoint 2.0
  • Microsoft eyes wireless opportunities
  • IBM hits both ends of storage market
  • Commerce One lays out Web services strategy
  • McAfee updates antivirus, firewall and system-cleaning software
  • Alcatel supplies fibre access network system to SBC
  • Microsoft to improve .net Framework by 2003
  • Advocacy groups form cyberslapp alliance to protect free speech on the Net
  • SALT unveils latest specs for wireless speech and text delivery
  • Microsoft looks to BI market with Comshare tie-up
  • Orbitz focuses on business travel market
  • More of KPNQwest network to be shut down
  • Microsoft maps Exchange's future
  • HP finally pulls plug on middleware
  • Unisys unveils Itanium 2 servers
  • IBM Unix exec steps down
  • Public spending review: IT directors demand share of Chancellor's extra cash
  • Frethem worm variant hits UK
  • Norwegian government drops Microsoft software licence
  • IBM upgrades Shark storage system
  • Compuware files another lawsuit against IBM
  • SAML frames ID debate
  • IDC: European PC vendors under pricing pressure
  • Microsoft fails to use its own security product
  • IPhrase improves search relevancy with One Step 3.5
  • AMD launches fastest mobile Athlon yet
  • Liberty Alliance to unveil technical spec
  • Sprint to cut 1,200 jobs and DSL services
  • Gartner: WorldMark server price tag is misleading
  • Novell lays out roadmap for new directory services
  • Sharp handheld vulnerable to remote takeover, researchers warn
  • HyperTransport signs up further support
  • MmO2 to sell Sharp camera phones
  • Microsoft snubs UK users with CRM package
  • Nasdaq debuts HP NonStop servers for £110m trading system
  • CERT: Security flaws threaten Unix and Linux systems
  • CA sues Quest for source code theft
  • Germany slams brakes on local loop competition
  • Sony to release Memory Stick Duo
  • Microsoft to sell home networking hardware
  • Microsoft prepares to roll out media platform
  • SAP lowers revenue forecast
  • Network Associates posts profit on strong US sales
  • Analysts say Yahoo! must work hard to maintain year-on-year growth
  • EMC lures key HP exec to take up CTO role
  • Microsoft Exchange 2000 receives bug fixes as part of Trustworthy Computing initiative
  • Dell ups forecast for Q2 revenue
  • Oracle targets Microsoft Exchange users
  • Green shoots of revival show as IT spend picks up
  • Barclays plans complete overhaul of branches' IT
  • Microsoft exhibits at Linux show
  • Split over location services
  • Users left vulnerable by telcos
  • IBM rolls out first Net-based utility service for Linux
  • Firms sack staff who surf porn sites at work
  • Viruses will overrun Net in five years, says expert
  • Find-a-celebrity is Vodafone's first location-based venture
  • Schools in pay-per-use IT deal
  • Logistics software will save wholesaler £800k
  • Kiosks raise hopes for m-commerce take-off
  • Oracle's Ellison: market is returning from madness
  • Don't trust air safety to luck
  • Entitlement card scheme poses security challenge
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