• N+I: WorldCom to offer ISS securityservices to customers
  • Sun prepares for UltraSPARC upgrade
  • Germany forges ahead with satellitebroadband service offerings
  • Microsoft: Security comes under scrutiny
  • Cisco exceeds earning expectations
  • Nazi memorabilia case fuels onlinefree speech debate
  • AT&T offers support managed services for ISPs
  • N+I: Microsoft Project aims for the enterprise
  • N+I: Networking vendors urged to keep innovating
  • N+I: QLogic teams up with IBM for server blade
  • N+I: Net traffic tools gain edge
  • Zantaz teams up with IBM
  • N+I: Ebay and Accenture to launch joint venture
  • HP reveals products to be discontinued
  • HP/Compaq: No nasty surprises for users as merged company launches
  • McAfee.com targets spam with new software
  • N+I: Hitachi unveils True North initiative
  • Alpha warning as Compaq and Hewlett-Packard become one
  • N+I: McAfee upgrades WebShield
  • N+I: LAN gear rolls out in changing industry
  • Cognos tailors analytics for SAP
  • Microsoft builds European ERP focus
  • AOL Messenger hole could run code
  • IBM readies developer program for emerging technologies
  • Vendors boost Web analytics
  • N+I: VeriSign expands managed security services
  • Red Hat releases version 7.3
  • IBM and OpenWave announce alliance
  • Gartner: IBM steals database crown from Oracle
  • Microsoft: Focus shifts to media players
  • Dell unveils ultra-light Latitude X200
  • New and unpatched servers give life support to worms
  • Vendors jump standards gun with fastWLAN in UK
  • Intel powers up three new chips
  • Apple unleashes Jaguar
  • IBM rolls three developer shows into one
  • Cisco beefs up intrusion detection line-up
  • Viacom hires IBM for digital content delivery
  • HP pulls plug on worldwide developer show
  • Microsoft: RealNetworks' media playerwas perceived as a threat
  • Sun readies UDDI offering
  • Hitachi and others breaks storage capacity barriers
  • Court ponders key Net jurisdiction case
  • Unisphere returns voice networkbusiness to Siemens
  • MPs attack Home Office for yet another IT debacle
  • Microsoft: Witness dubious of 'unbound'Windows
  • Servers converge as part of Unisys strategy
  • HP/Compaq: Capellas says HP will do more with less
  • Kournikova virus creator appealsagainst sentence
  • ProActivity launches business processanalysis platform
  • Top company Web sites are slow and occasionally unavailable
  • Hacker duo say they hack for sake of national security
  • IBM technologies bolster eLiza initiative
  • IBM makes databases more intelligent
  • Security vendors team up to promisestrength in breadth
  • Tibco rolls out new integration platform
  • Philips develops paint-on LCDs
  • Adobe wins patent trial against Macromedia
  • Compaq adds Xeon-based servers to its armoury
  • CERT: Disable Solaris remote wall or risk a hacker getting root access
  • Internet industry lobbying to soften European law
  • PwC Consulting IPO set for August
  • Ovum: use outsourcing savings to fund new IT
  • Recruitment agencies endorse HR-XMLproposal
  • Micron calls it quits over Hynix
  • BackWeb pushes proactive portals
  • Error fears in property system
  • Disaster plans offer opportunity
  • E-skills body is denied new funds due to lack of support
  • IT directors say spending growth will stay low, but future is bright
  • IT bosses reassess telecoms
  • Socitm calls on councils to meet e-gov challenge
  • MPs call for Whitehall deals to be scrutinised
  • Minister rejects ILA claims
  • Origo digital certificates unused by pension firms
  • BBC closes Web sales
  • Poor data control could land companies in court
  • Stick with B2C, firms advised
  • Businesses should look at O2location-based services
  • New rules put more money in e-wallets
  • Content providers trial BT micropaymentssystem
  • Vigilance offers tailored supply chain management tools
  • Budget cash puts spotlight on NHS ITproject management
  • SAP wins ban on German Siebel ads
  • Gartner: User complacency is central to successful cyberattacks
  • Ariba builds Web services momentum
  • Group warns Netscape and Mozillaare open to attack
  • Wireless LAN providers team to offer roaming
  • Cisco picks up Hammerhead and Navarro
  • OpenOffice 1.0 available for free download
  • MPs slam ministers and Capita for failed £260m training scheme
  • Nortel boosts IP telephony platform
  • Teen hackers dispel the myth of the lonely nerd
  • Global Grid Forum teams up with P2P working group
  • Key Sun Linux executive departs as drain continues
  • Panel calls for chip standards
  • Microsoft: Judge may not admit licensingevidence
  • DoCoMo 3G subscriptions pass 100,000
  • Melissa virus creator jailed for 20 months
  • Windows .net servers hold their own against Unix
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