• ETRE: Businesses need to get back to basics
  • Future of US wireless hinges on NextWave court case
  • IBM sharpens its blades
  • Gartner ITxpo: Sun's McNealy claims users prefer to pay for open-source software
  • Lindows insists windows is a generic term
  • VeriSign settles lawsuit filed by rival registrar
  • IBM and Sun release upgrades to Unix
  • Microsoft outlines new enterprise technologies
  • Toshiba unveils notebook and desktop replacements
  • EMC touts latest midrange arrays
  • Sun readies processors with cores galore
  • Logica and CMG set to merge
  • Trend Micro to offer cash back for viruses
  • AOL 8.0 details are leaked ahead of launch
  • US jails Russian hacker for three years
  • Yahoo! Messenger moves into corporate realm
  • Gartner Itxpo: IT spending to increase 3.4% this year
  • IBM and VeriSign to unleash Web-based services
  • Intel PC chipsets support hyper-threading
  • Ceatec showcases new monitor and video technology
  • Nortel sheds optical assets for $108m
  • Network Associates adds management tools to Sniffer
  • Business intelligence crowd extends data reach
  • Siebel tightens ties with HP and BEA
  • Gartner: Renegotiate contracts with more favourable terms
  • Gartner ITxpo: IT advances to drive job cuts
  • Palm Zire PDA targets consumer market
  • No let-up from Bugbear assault
  • BMC plans integrated database tools
  • Sun to sell unbundled Solaris 9 for x86 systems
  • IT firms add backing to digital rights bill
  • Ximian takes Linux management behind firewall
  • Dell Dimension PCs target gamers and video editors
  • AOLTW imposes conditions on Liberty open standard
  • UK backs FBI bid to fix top 20 IT security holes
  • Microsoft readies Content Management Server 2002
  • US Congress considers standardisation issues
  • Orange poised to offer Microsoft Smartphone first
  • Tivoli products to debut at Gartner Symposium
  • Opasoft worm threatens Windows systems
  • HP details new consumer desktops and notebooks
  • Sun ONE portal gets secure remote access
  • Cisco uses new routers to promote broadband
  • eBay finalises PayPal acquisition
  • Computer Sciences cuts 200 UTC jobs
  • Commerce One to lay off 400 staff
  • Novell pins new strategy on Web services
  • WorldCom blames outage on router maintenance
  • UK hardest hit by Bugbear virus
  • Nortel reorganises business
  • Free Web services compatibility tests available soon
  • Bugbear attack continues to wreak havoc
  • IBM offers portal software for small businesses
  • Veritas CFO resigns over CV deception
  • New user lab set up by IBM, Microsoft and Intel
  • Council IT departments challenged by Best Value
  • Sabre reaches milestone in migration to new system
  • AMD issues Q3 revenue warning
  • Procter & Gamble delays decision on EDS contract
  • UUNet backbone problems slow down Internet
  • Philips unveils disc to replace memory cards
  • EMC cuts 1,300 jobs after 'brutal' quarter
  • National insurance number errors not taxpayers' fault
  • Software tackles bank risk
  • Telewest to extend use of iTV
  • Police mobile data project will put more officers on the beat
  • EDS wins £91m contract for NHS IP-based e-mail
  • HP uses Compaq services to woo financial IT users
  • UK firm to challenge Exchange
  • Sony offers solution to recordable DVD incompatibility
  • IBM packs more blades into server farms
  • Cisco introduces WLAN with built-in intelligence
  • Acer swivels in with Tablet PC
  • Microsoft: Patch SQL flaw now
  • Fujitsu offers new servers and faster chips
  • SEC launches informal inquiry on EDS
  • KPMG Consulting becomes BearingPoint
  • Official questions EU data protection rules
  • NetApp bridges the SAN/NAS gap
  • RSA adds XML signatures to Web services
  • Xerox to axe up to 400 North America staff
  • Enterprise Guide 2.0 aims to simplify analytics
  • IBM unveils small form-factor desktop PC
  • IBM completes purchase of PwC Consulting
  • Computer Weekly team climbs the Alps
  • Rail freight catches up by taking EDI on board
  • Vodafone and Link sign ATM phone top-up deal
  • Legal action on Pru's India deal may stall outsourcing
  • Experts calm EDS shares fear
  • Lotus is opening with v6
  • IT chiefs have no 3G plans
  • Sony debuts Clie handhelds
  • Dirig builds maps to manage Java applications
  • Nordic bank to open payment interface to Microsoft and IBM
  • Symantec unveils Security Event Management System
  • BMC extends data management
  • IBM introduces Tivoli Storage Resource Manager
  • Caldera and MandrakeSoft gain Linux compliance certification
  • Oracle and EMC open service centre
  • Latest Athlon chips to ship late November
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