• EMC/Dell partnership focuses on costs
  • Fujitsu Softek enters storagemanagement fray
  • SAS ships CRM for ASPs
  • EBay changes draft of privacy policy
  • Nortel expands metro offering
  • Commissioner threatens tougher action on data protection
  • FedEx signs up AT&T for mobile data
  • Gartner: E-mail marketing proves irresistible
  • HP claims victory in Compaq merger vote
  • Network Appliance unveils NAS device
  • CTIA: Palm adds Bluetooth to its PDA
  • Intel lets blade vendors double up servers
  • Oracle preps 9i for IBM mainframe Linux
  • Dell opens software centre in Bangalore
  • Sun, AOL/Netscape alliance ends
  • Accenture packages Thomas CookIT in £120m deal
  • Dell releases low-cost notebooks
  • Judge denies Microsoft motion in Lindows case
  • CEBIT: Software vendors refresh products
  • Microsoft threatens to pull Windows
  • CTIA: Mobile is mightier than the landline
  • Netegrity poised to release SiteMinder 5.0
  • Galileo given go-ahead by EU
  • Jupiter Forum: Broadband in eye of beholder
  • Unix bug returns from beyond the grave
  • Network Appliance unveils NearStore 100
  • NTT DoCoMo experiments with 4G
  • Jupiter Forum: Paid-for content rising
  • Hitachi and Mitsubishi pool LSI businesses
  • ICANN member sues over document access
  • Novell in transition mode as users gather
  • Rivals add CRM apps for mobile users
  • HP and Sun mend platform with SPINE
  • Maverick to up IT channel involvement
  • Credit insurer threatens ICL
  • SMEs call on resellers to sell pain-free IT packages
  • Selway Moore seizes opportunities from WEEE directive
  • Auto ID printers no longer shrouded in mystery
  • C2000 considers charging new accounts
  • US plans for protecting key systems
  • Cisco: Enough Net addresses for everyone
  • Meta Group: security programmes ignore key infrastructure
  • Covisint updates EDI tool
  • Trusted Traveller may streamline flight security
  • NHS bands together with Mysis
  • CEBIT: USB tokens offer portable security
  • Analysts: Security flaws won't undermine Linux
  • Public sector IT staff join picket lines
  • EMC updates software for Clariion line
  • Network Associates to buy McAfee shares
  • BMC to upgrade Patrol management software
  • States block Microsoft antitrust protest
  • Global Crossing executives face Congress
  • Manugistics and i2 beef up supply-chain software
  • CEBIT: Manufacturers watch Microsoft's Mira move
  • CEBIT: 3G handsets by 'year's end'
  • CEBIT: Samsung plans Symbian-based smartphone
  • Are you ready for agile programming?
  • Deloitte, Ernst & Young, abandon Andersen talks
  • Microsoft chops its Silicon Valley bonuses
  • Sluggish sales dent Oracle results
  • Goldman Sachs forecasts slow spending growth
  • CEBIT: Shake up at Symbian
  • CEBIT: Check Point extends PDA security
  • Microsoft Japan ex-MD accused of tax evasion
  • HP/Compaq: Officials tout merger R&D benefits
  • Do your own Java benchmarks
  • CEBIT: AMD pushes HyperTransport consortium
  • Air traffic control IT chief quits
  • E-policing report finds online services flawed
  • Partnerships to drive e-government
  • Safeway to track returned goods
  • IBM tie-ups boost WebSphere portal server
  • HP/Compaq: Bank of America joins opposition
  • CEBIT: Fujitsu Siemens unveils XScale PDA
  • CEBIT: NetScreen 500 gains GPRS
  • IT pros sign up to security boot camp
  • InterTrust extends Microsoft lawsuit
  • CEBIT: Sun expands workstation line-up
  • Veritas releases new version of NetBackup
  • Fbound worm heading towards UK
  • Schmidt lays out cyberprotection board agenda
  • Software developers fight to the death in the animal world of .net
  • Web services promise cost savings during a downturn
  • Multipoint VPN routers announced
  • Stock Exchange sheds IT director in reshuffle
  • CEBIT: SAP acquisition targets SMEs
  • IT staff injured by computer raiders
  • Palm releases tools for OS 5
  • M&S reviews CRM system after drop in productivity
  • Smartcards are on the table for Southampton
  • Ericsson enters the realm of James Bond with secure phone that does everything
  • Psyche test finds top Java coders
  • Open source is not a bargaining chip
  • HSE calls for more work on new air traffic system
  • Handy idea cleans up for BT
  • Virus attacks increase by 15% a year
  • Chemical firm to unite under mySAP umbrella in hope of £35m saving
  • Wireless Lan users risk breaching data laws
  • Window light can give away a computer's secrets at 50m
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