• 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
  • IT outsourcing takes off at Westland Helicopters
  • Cisco brings optical to the enterprise
  • Vendor expands patent allegations against Microsoft
  • Borland to unveil app server and embedded database
  • HP speeds up Superdome server
  • Lotus to include anti-spam tools in Notes R6
  • GEC sells Global Exchange Services
  • BEA brings WebLogic 7 to market
  • Foundry unveils FastIron Edge switches
  • TechXNY: RIM ripens new BlackBerries
  • NexPrise automates business processes
  • IBM pushes Power4 chips down Unix server line
  • Sun to update UltraSPARC roadmap
  • Cognos launches financial application
  • OracleWorld: Compression halves storage costs
  • Computer Sciences lands DoH IT services contract
  • Gartner warns of hidden dangers in cheap outsourcing
  • Microsoft eases system administrator's security woes
  • Agilent restores full pay to employees
  • US telco to spend £1bn overcoming 11 September terror attack
  • Delta revamps supply chain software plan
  • NASA supercomputer gets an upgrade
  • Rumours abound of Dell move into handhelds
  • Public sector pay falls further behind
  • Users question McAfee JPEG virus alert
  • Extensity rolls out new ERM solution
  • Infineon files complaint against Korean chip rival
  • Sun to offer 2G bit/sec SAN support
  • Siemens Dematic wins US Postal Service contract
  • IBM joins hunt for rogue wireless LAN access points
  • Our CDMA patents are sound, says Qualcomm
  • PowerPoint add-on allows online collaboration
  • HBOS bucks bank outsourcing trend by bringing IT back in-house
  • Thank you! - the cheapest way to motivate the IT department
  • Near miss investigation after air traffic equipment failure
  • MIT project shows new interface technologies
  • HP lays off 4,000 contractors for three weeks
  • VeriSign ordered to stop deceptive marketing
  • Jabber updates instant messaging client
  • Sycamore cuts workers and product range
  • PalmSource and Access tie on browser technology
  • DoJ extends scope of DRAM price probe
  • Q-Link offers drag-and-drop Web services
  • Reuters offers monitored IM
  • Verizon deal will increase broadband access to MSN
  • Cloudmark taps p-to-p to fight spam
  • World Cup network more reliable than some teams
  • Apache security breach: Patch now or face attack
  • UK court throws out Via suit against Intel
  • Technology One and SAP contest One branding
  • Gartner: Protect yourself against Cisco maintenance price rises
  • Snooping laws will push up user costs and send suppliers abroad
  • Ten-minute-rule Bill aims to loosen Data Protection Act
  • Retailer looks to electronic tags to reduce theft
  • Nokia lowers second-half sales forecast for 2002
  • Costs to rise despite data law retreat
  • Punch-cards make a comeback
  • Blair admits courts' IT is still in the dark ages
  • MoD's Chinook tactics spark a constitutional row
  • Scottish MP seeks investigation into inquiry delay
  • FTC charges Rambus with anticompetitive acts
  • Cahoot: 3G or iDTV "not for banking"
  • BSkyB launches interactive TV billing service
  • EC promises not to interfere in 3G
  • Bloomberg's new interface signals technology overhaul
  • Microsoft rejects judge's remedy call as antitrust hearing ends
  • Forum Systems unveils XML security appliance
  • Computer workers: don't neglect your eyes
  • Fujitsu adds Linux support to NetCobol series
  • Hull trials m-payment car parks
  • First European WLAN cross-border roaming service launched
  • HP unleashes high-end NonStop server
  • Airline broadband service signs up AT&T
  • Visa to co-ordinate company systems
  • IBM puts Linux at heart of New York
  • NetIQ digs deeper with Web analytics offering
  • Micron subpoenaed in DRAM probe
  • JVC extends InterLink sub-notebook line
  • Microsoft to use Crystal Enterprise in CRM
  • UK businesses are not moving to Windows XP
  • Industry lobbying pushed government into e-mail climbdown
  • BT pushes online business billing service
  • Gartner: poor asset management will cost you dear
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