• Network computers pitched as solution for China's schools
  • PwC partners approve sale to IBM
  • US Senate toys with kids.us domain
  • Legend's Tablet PC offers larger display
  • Bell Mobility launches 1X handheld device
  • New AOL chief orders restructuring
  • US govt agency offers help to wireless auction bidders
  • NEC chief leaves after highlighting EPIC difficulties
  • Internet Explorer vulnerabilities persist after Service Pack release
  • US train firm tests passenger wireless Internet access
  • IBM buys Holosofx to boost WebSphere
  • France Télécom CEO resigns
  • China lifts Google restrictions
  • European Patent Office gives Rambus mixed ruling
  • Researchers close in on atomic storage target
  • Ericsson remains committed to Sony joint venture
  • Building society turns own system into ASP service
  • IM Planet: Vendors boost instant messaging security
  • Don't bite off more than you can chew
  • HBos uses e-auctions to cut spend
  • Reuters terminals go down
  • Choosing the right supplier is biggest outsourcing challenge
  • Bill aims to ban e-mail snooping
  • E-learning is critical to achieving targets for e-government, says council IT group
  • MEP's site defaced by hackers
  • Baan sell-off rumours fuel concern for users
  • Siebel to build best practice into CRM kit
  • Simulate the set-up before rolling out Active Directory
  • Get more from your network
  • Wyse thin client release boosts the capabilities of intelligent terminals
  • Rich pay a high price for success
  • US committee passes privacy protection bill
  • Cyber attacks fail to materialise as just one 9/11 e-mail worm emerges
  • AvantGo CEO quits as company is delisted
  • Patent disputes could complicate Europe's 3G roll out
  • Sony showcases new Vaio line-up
  • Vendors show tablet PC wares
  • IT problems create Florida election snafu
  • Intel Developer Forum: Intel unveils hardware based protection
  • Dell discusses white box deal with Taiwan's Mitac
  • Intel Developer Forum: New product round-up
  • Intel unveils faster Xeon processors
  • Insurer celebrates Internet success
  • IT directors must be prepared to handle police data requests
  • Mystery W2K attacks show need for patches
  • CBI: boost security or face tougher laws
  • Retailers to spend most on software
  • Active Directory costs too high
  • New network technology could deliver 66% savings
  • IP service take-up in Europe below expectations
  • Thin client wins estate agent deal
  • Bidders force up ITV Digital IT kit prices
  • BA selects Dell for global desktop refresh programme
  • Outsourcers face tribunals
  • Reuters provides secure IM for finance houses
  • BEA and IBM spar on Web services development
  • Intel Developer Forum: Shortage of applications hold back dual-core Itanium
  • Intel Developer Forum: Looking to a mobile multimedia future
  • PDA shipments decline due to weak economy
  • Draft WLAN spec for 2.4GHz band gains approval
  • Liberty Alliance shrugs off president's exit
  • EPIC calls for further Passport curbs
  • PayPal hit with patent infringement lawsuit
  • VeriSign and Intel partner for notebook security
  • EC approves 3G network sharing in the UK
  • API swap builds foundations for Bluefin storage standard
  • Microsoft buys security software company
  • Philips and IBM form broadband partnership
  • 11 September: Wireless technology proved its worth
  • Disaster recovery is vital - so what's on offer?
  • IT infrastructure a lot more secure, promises Government
  • New kit makes finding wireless networks easy
  • Quantum cuts staff in sweeping reorganisation
  • Intel squeezes dual processor performance out of single chip
  • IBM and Siebel integrate business process software
  • Oftel recommends BT slash leased line fees
  • Eclipse unveils modelling framework
  • MicroStrategy unveils new financial reporting software
  • PC shipments unlikely to pick up before 2003
  • Asynchrony unveils secure instant messaging solution
  • Stratus launches new Intel servers
  • AMD and UMC strengthen technology ties
  • Sun speeds up low-end servers
  • AOLTW cuts AOL's 2002 revenue expectations
  • Check Point forges alliance to build intrusion prevention
  • Microsoft chief maps out Longhorn capabilities
  • BEA claims world's fastest Java Virtual Machine
  • Nanotechnology breakthrough promises faster chips
  • Oracle to roll out mid-market CRM solution
  • Macromedia ships ColdFusion MX for Java
  • Toshiba releases 1Gbit flash memory
  • Tsar must deliver joined-up IT for health service
  • Banks go live with $2,000bn trading platform
  • Microsoft readies SharePoint 2.0 collaboration platform
  • Symbol wireless switch to centralise control of WLANs
  • WorldCom broadens its VPN services
  • New HP division clarifies internal IT strategy
  • Top management departures continue at Veritas
  • CA ordered to pay $10.3m over buyout violations
  • Viruses pose huge threat to retailers and manufacturers
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