• AMD to hit server market with Hammers
  • Internet Multifeed launches IPv6 exchange in Tokyo
  • Covisint CEO steps down
  • Internet watchdog ICANN pledges fundamental reform
  • Carlson builds IP SAN with global reach
  • Precise to launch SQL performance management tool
  • Microsoft set to release .net tool for Java developers
  • HP to axe 300 jobs
  • Atomz unites search with content management
  • IT scores unsung World Cup victory
  • BMC extends SmartDBA management tool functionality
  • Monthly products round up: June 2002
  • News round up: June 2002
  • Xerox accounting troubles may total $6bn
  • TechXNY: NxLight bucks Web services timetable
  • Don't wait for WorldCom bankruptcy, analysts warn
  • Microsoft boosts RosettaNet support
  • Billionaire launches fresh bid to topple CA management
  • Caldera CEO steps aside to focus on UnitedLinux
  • Oracle pitches outsourcing to large customers
  • Fibernet shuts down German and French networks
  • Motorola cuts 7,000 more jobs
  • Windows Media Player holes could expose PC
  • US CeBIT pushes back TechXNY 2003 to September
  • Korea Telecom proves international 3G roaming
  • Networks Show: Police admit they scare off cybercrime victims
  • Microsoft to expand US sales force
  • Power trio pushes Web services security
  • SAP rolls out enhanced retail app
  • MatrixOne licenses Procter & Gamble's global manufacturing software
  • Future IBM workstation to feature 2.6GHz Xeons
  • IBM lands £260m Finnair services contract
  • Microsoft to invest $750m in China's software industry
  • Software bugs cost £40bn a year
  • Mainframe technology for SMEs
  • South Yorkshire colleges offer Microsoft professional qualifications to students
  • 3G within three years
  • Government invites IT industry to put its case
  • Milburn stands firm on IT spending promises
  • BT in £120m Scottish criminal records deal
  • E-business firms' doors are left open to hackers at show
  • More users dispute contracts
  • Councils win e-government handouts
  • Managing change is IT directors' toughest job
  • E-business deal for council
  • Have a ball and help children
  • Sybase and Sun partner on data management offering
  • Microsoft: Patch Commerce Server now
  • TechXNY: Next version of Office due next May
  • TechXNY: Lexmark ups the ante in printer battle
  • Oracle to offer product and service combos
  • Deutsche Bank narrows list of IT service providers
  • Palm slightly exceeds lowered Q4 revenue estimates
  • Sun details Web services reference architecture
  • Unified Modelling Language upgrade proceeds
  • TechXNY: PalmSource adds Java Virtual Machine to Palm OS
  • WorldCom: Don't jump ship yet, says Gartner
  • US Air Force awards Lockheed $70m storage technology deal
  • Messaging tools get tough on spam
  • SAP to resell Oracle 9i Real Application Clusters
  • Akamai sues Speedera for trade secret theft
  • Security alert: Unix at risk from secure login system flaw
  • TechXNY: Cost savings will deliver Web services' ROI
  • OracleWorld: Ellison predicts downturn will lead to killing field of vendors
  • Tech job growth slowdown recorded in 2001
  • E-government stumbles as taxman shelves e-mail plan
  • Bluetooth's roaming ability grows
  • Bonuses drive bad deals
  • WLan handheld diagnostic tool aims to cut hacking
  • System override failure at Swanwick air traffic centre
  • Settlement system IT work may cost banks up to £10m
  • Pakistan offers cut-price development to UK firms
  • Sun plans initiatives with Oracle
  • Peregrine software users keep their fingers crossed
  • Livingstone unveils plan to make London the e-capital of Europe
  • JD Edwards modules
  • Demon e-mail users suffer as spam clogs up system
  • IBM rethinks iSCSI product plans
  • Oracle expands 9i professional certification
  • TechXNY: HP announces new desktops and e-pc
  • TechXNY: Microsoft Tablet OS slated for November
  • WorldCom fraud risk grows
  • Networks Show: Suppliers get bumpy ride
  • 3G reaches 10 million users
  • Deutsche Telekom snaps up KPNQwest customers
  • TechXNY: IBM aims wireless at smaller businesses
  • Kenamea boosts Web messaging platform
  • IBM bolsters integration strategy with MetaMerge
  • Dell moves into enterprise networking
  • TechXNY: Grid computing tied to Web services
  • Sun confirms probe of alleged layoff bias
  • Vendors target retailers with supply chain wares
  • TechXNY: Xerox pitches 500 series at mid-market
  • CollabNet rolls out SourceCast 2.0
  • Networks Show: Government admits it is not trusted on e-security
  • OracleWorld: Users promised new clarity on pricing
  • Search upstart Teoma releases toolbar
  • Bowstreet ties portals to Web services
  • Microsoft unveils plans for secure PC
  • TechXNY: Toshiba unwraps an array of wireless products
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