• US law group slams UCITA
  • Employee data exposed on Web
  • Active Directory stalls in enterprise roll-outs
  • Heathrow airport trials iris scanning
  • CAD goes mouseless
  • Microsoft wants Oracle forced to comply
  • NHS to offer staff free IT training
  • MSN Messenger flaw can disclose user data
  • Microsoft and SpeechWorks team on voice-to-Web tools
  • Elance to launch services procurement suite
  • Intel X-Scale fuels mobile enterprise
  • Hacker info shuts down Comcast site
  • More Telnet flaws foil Microsoft
  • eGain puts a face on self-service Web app
  • Banks and retailers finally agree smartcard transition
  • Toshiba and SanDisk develop 1Gbit flash chip
  • Sonicwall teams up with Websense
  • Sun looks to Liberty for network identity solution
  • KPNQwest plans massive job cuts
  • Mitsubishi unveils fast data retrieval system
  • BT will press on with US hyperlink lawsuit
  • New York sues NAI over licence terms
  • Sun shines on Linux
  • Versign may lose .tv to Tuvalu
  • Intel announces iSCSI network interface card
  • Software company sues AOL
  • Microsoft and DoJ consider settlement changes
  • DoCoMo to start portal site for PDAs
  • Anoto develops .net handwriting recognition
  • Bug discovered in Office for Mac
  • Card PC packs a punch
  • 7-Eleven expands IT outsourcing deal with EDS
  • Tivoli server management extended to Lotus Domino
  • Compaq vanquishes appliance servers with its Proliant blades
  • Let the Internet foot the billing process
  • Bivio Networks to take on Cisco and Nortel
  • BT promises broadband price cuts
  • Sun unveils new version of J2SE
  • Iona adds enterprise products to Web services line-up
  • Akamai called in to rescue World Economic Forum site
  • Dell expands LAN offerings for SMEs
  • Manchester Police embark on VoIP migration
  • No quick fix for training firms hit by ILA collapse
  • Intel users face 64-bit price hike
  • HP carves blade standard
  • Graduate salaries rise by 8%
  • Security holes found in Oracle software
  • Microsoft forces software rethink
  • ICL will become Fujitsu in April
  • Growth in IT spend falls to 7%
  • Halifax cuts virus infections
  • IT revamp precedes relaunch
  • £5m boost for fight against online fraud
  • Births and deaths to be registered online
  • Government accused of NHS bookings backtrack
  • Sun makes a stand as enterprise storage vendor
  • IT sheds nerd image
  • Sothebys joins eBay in online auction venture
  • Speed cameras to spot faces
  • McDonald's takes the mobile plunge
  • Farmers hope to reap benefits of B2B trade
  • Cisco: Q2 earnings will beat estimates
  • PDA sales slow, but double digit growth forecasted
  • Authorities nab alleged Russian hacker
  • Victory! Lords confirm CW stand - software flaw could have caused Chinook crash
  • Amsterdam airport starts biometric security business
  • Verizon sues FCC over $1.7bn spectrum deposit
  • Microsoft licensing boss quits
  • MSN launches mobile MSN
  • Chinese carrier wins Hong Kong 3G licence
  • Microsoft fights German Linux petition
  • Juniper walks on the edge
  • UN to help developing countries boost IT infrastructure
  • India moves to privatise overseas telecom carrier
  • IBM concentrates on IntelliStation brand
  • Bush boosts US Patent office
  • IBM consolidates workstations
  • PalmSource lifts the lid on OS 5
  • IBM, Microsoft and BEA team up on Web services
  • Security industry growth set to continue
  • ABA criticises software licensing law
  • Rational tool combines design and development
  • Dull growth expected for blade servers
  • FileMaker launches I-mode database software
  • Software lets IT managers monitor instant messaging
  • First XScale-based PDA set for CeBIT launch
  • EC confirms closure of Intel investigation
  • IBM releases energy-saving ThinkPad
  • MMO2 slashes jobs as BT outsources PC support
  • Priceline.com reports $1.3 million Q4 loss
  • Sun reveals portal plans
  • New AltaVista software searches corporate PCs
  • New products give Bluetooth a new chance
  • Philips talks up low-cost wireless chip standard
  • Chinese research yields results for Intel
  • Palm to preview beta version of OS 5
  • Gates orders spring clean on Microsoft code
  • Vendors focus on C++ for Web services
  • Storage vendors boast of wire speed iSCSI SAN
  • Sun to strengthen app server offerings
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