• Dell boosts Dimension PC performance
  • Linuxworld: UnitedLinux beta ready for release
  • Linuxworld: VA optimises SourceForge for IBM
  • SALT Forum submits multimodal spec to W3C
  • Linuxworld: Sun boosts NetBeans
  • Chip-based fingerprint systems are in demand
  • Linuxworld: BEA partners with Red Hat
  • Industry braces itself as Microsoft investigates digital certificate breach in Internet Explorer
  • Debate over Enta price cut
  • Flash flaw threatens flood of security breaches
  • WatchGuard unveils a trio of SOHO appliances
  • Network Associates ups offer for McAfee.com
  • Cisco releases fix for VPN flaw
  • ISS upgrades RealSecure Desktop Protector
  • Bertelsmann to bid high in Napster auction
  • 3Ware to ship first serial ATA RAID controller
  • HP wins major outsourcing contract from Microsoft
  • WebGain sells off more tools
  • ATG updates commerce and portal platform
  • Researchers probe PGP security flaw
  • Lycos unveils keyword auction advertising platform
  • Intel details plans for 90 nanometre process
  • Human rights group slams Yahoo! over China pledge
  • Xilinx ships new programmable chip
  • Linuxworld: Red Hat rolls out support for Hammer
  • Infineon promises faster hybrid chips
  • Oracle makes clustered file system open source
  • Orange adds large attachments to text messaging
  • Linuxworld: Trend Micro adds antivirus trio for Linux
  • Storage trade group takes the reins on Bluefin proposal
  • Linuxworld: IBM challenges Sun with Linux server launches
  • Linuxworld: Sun shows Linux server and resurrects Solaris on Intel
  • Move against Microsoft hints at future Net security action
  • IBM to release 64-bit desktop chip
  • Sun One Web server flaw can run attack code
  • Linuxworld: Vendors emphasise cost saving with open-source software
  • Sun to detail plans for Linux plunge
  • Don't overhype messaging services, telcos warned
  • C&W hits Akamai with second lawsuit in two months
  • Sun snubbed in Web services spec effort
  • EMC adds disk array to speed mid-range storage
  • Software flaw puts multiple operating systems at risk
  • Global Crossing sells to Asian carriers
  • Oracle and Dell join forces on app servers
  • Rumours of SAP CEO departure divide analysts
  • Fuel cell coming to a handheld near you
  • Google patches holes in Toolbar
  • Microsoft, IBM, BEA to unleash Web services specs
  • NASA investigates hacker document theft
  • IBM nano microscope gives insight into materials
  • HP to work with US government on Linux clusters
  • Bell Labs claims software improves authentication
  • Linuxcare's Levanta package aims to ease server consolidation
  • WebMethods trial lets users test-drive Web services
  • OECD publishes cyber-security guidelines
  • Microsoft to tout Unix Web tools at LinuxWorld
  • Microsoft tightens Passport security
  • European 3G mobile services suffer further setbacks
  • Users sue Toshiba over Satellite notebook design
  • RealNetworks cuts workforce in restructuring move
  • Microsoft plugs holes in Content Management Server
  • KPMG Consulting suffers fourth-quarter slump
  • UK productivity hit as SMEs fail to exploit new technology
  • Ejector firm expects 30% ERP savings
  • McAfee.com distributes SecurityCenter with P2P apps
  • Don't count on Web content as an e-business revenue stream
  • Oddbins capitalises on e-mail
  • IBM and DARPA explore low-power computing
  • Linux spending dips, but is poised for growth
  • CERT: Security flaw in Sun library affects Kerberos
  • FTC is looking into VeriSign's marketing practices
  • IBM lures SME clients to Linux
  • Coca-Cola cuts 140 IT jobs
  • HP lands $35m contract with IRS
  • Sun could double processor count in servers
  • Analysts predict cars will drive Bluetooth adoption
  • NHS IT tsar will be named soon
  • New £623m control centre handles fewer flights
  • Help get culture online
  • Report urges e-voting caution
  • Users: strike dream deals as vendors fight to survive
  • Ford and Caterpillar strike SAP mega deal to develop supply chain systems
  • Java Web services not open, say analysts
  • EU database rules threaten small motor manufacturers
  • BT reveals multimedia strategy
  • University in row over academics' software
  • Data Act changed to aid MPs
  • Law firm in £10m Logica deal
  • US IT spending to rally in 2002
  • Automotive network plays safe
  • Council's ITservices firm plan is too ambitious, experts warn
  • Nokia launches multimedia application developer kit
  • Core router market: no growth until 2004
  • Users criticise Active Directory's inflexibility
  • Cisco boasts profit and revenue boost
  • DTI issues e-commerce rules
  • HP unveils initiative to keep cool and save energy
  • Oracle Small Business gets upgrade but stays local
  • Cadbury Schweppes suffers go-live delay to £200m revamp
  • HP strengthens line of Unix servers
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