• White House tight lipped over DoS attacks
  • Toshiba to introduce Crusoe-based Libretto
  • IT spending caught in a vicious circle
  • Update: Compaq, Intel combine to offer thin servers
  • UK firms launches 3D facial recognition system
  • C3000 set for legal tussle
  • Compaq remains coy on European acquisitions
  • Dell axes jobs, starts PC price war
  • Handspring cuts prices
  • Australia leaps to third place in Internet use
  • FBI warns of denial of service attack
  • Users left in the dark by Ability withdrawal
  • Sun bulks up storage line with NAS appliances
  • Co-op stakes claim in online stakeholder pensions market
  • EU groups in telework agreement
  • Oracle pushes back 9i shipping date to June
  • Sun unveils P2P package
  • Gartner predicts bumpy road for .Net
  • Last chance to prevent licensing threat to IT consultants
  • Wireless Lan challenge to 3G heads for the UK
  • US Air Force blasts Outlook security patch
  • Wearable storage device keeps records with patients
  • Lycos allies with bank to launch online services
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  • Personality clashes threaten e-strategy
  • Microsoft claims Linux is purveyor of chaos
  • Oracle set to pounce on Informix users
  • Security firm bites off more than it can chew with hack challenge
  • Police place confidence in PKI
  • Big Blue unveils new Unix servers
  • Lucent scientists sold secrets to China
  • Jewson builds future on ASP deal
  • Don't judge e-business initiatives yet, Hewitt says
  • NTT DoCoMo expects 6M subscribers by 2004
  • Combine the best of NAS and San
  • Borland enters Web services fray
  • Hackers poised to exploit serious MS Web server hole
  • Slowdown may hit Blair's e-government targets
  • Don't underfund infrastructure
  • Turbolinux and Linuxcare call off acquisition deal
  • Corporate PC sales up
  • Top Layer to unveil hacker-unfriendly software
  • Ariba turns its back on B2B
  • Latin American bank drops Windows for Linux
  • Visa exchange aims to fast-track e-commerce on IP-based system
  • Jobs and hardware sales hit as companies cut spending
  • UDDI business-to-business directory goes live
  • IT managers negotiate supplier discounts
  • Lords vote to undertake limited Chinook enquiry
  • Ariba simplifies B2B strategy and focuses on ROI
  • Australia to set guidelines for mobile phone emissions
  • Microsoft could scoop up one of top five consulting firms, says Gartner
  • Halifax and Bank of Scotland merger set to safeguard IT jobs
  • Lucent enhances 3G base station
  • Global alliance aims to boost e-business
  • Retrain staff to beat economic downturn
  • HP teams up with WebMethods for SW development
  • Superdrug outsources IT support
  • Nominee stays quiet on Microsoft case
  • Wintel server competition leads to more than low prices
  • PC builders win prizes with Microsoft
  • Vignette cuts 200 more jobs and Adobe to close for a week
  • IBM to standardise Web workflow
  • Whitehall goes for PGP e-mail
  • Online retailers still struggling for profits
  • VA Linux fleshes out rackmount server line
  • Shell switch highlights confusion over IT role
  • Dell recalls batteries used in its Inspiron notebooks
  • AIIM - Gartner study: Goals for enterprise apps are changing
  • B2B vendor i2 joins rival Ariba in naming new CEO
  • E-tailers endure dotcom downslide
  • IT must pay as spending slows down
  • As Napster use fades, rivals emerge
  • Recovery nears as March chip sales fall, report says
  • Vodafone buys BT's Japan and Spain businesses
  • Micron sells off PC unit to turnaround specialist
  • AIIM attendees concentrate IT spending on specific solutions
  • UDDI business directory goes live
  • Hacker magazine fights for freedom of speech in copyright appeal
  • AT&T to raise broadband cable rates
  • ISS snaps up Network ICE for $195m
  • Berners-Lee signs off XML Schema as W3C standard
  • Unisys unperturbed by Compaq pull out
  • IBM spells out strategy for Informix
  • E-commerce host Loudcloud slashes 122 jobs
  • Germany to develop defences against hackers
  • BMC appoints new chairman
  • Microsoft aims for integration with Identrus' network
  • AOL and Microsoft square up for messaging war
  • Trucker McLane rolls out wireless vehicle system
  • US rejects European Union's privacy rules on data sharing
  • HP releases high-speed Internet printer
  • UK government heads EU outsourcing league
  • Compaq regains server sales crown
  • EU moves to harmonise intellectual property law
  • IBM adds iSeries servers and OS upgrade
  • PwC develops next generation of analysis software
  • US-China tensions played out over the Web
  • Compaq drops plans to resell high-end Unisys servers
  • Voice recognition founders arrested for stock manipulation
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