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Thursday 18 October 2001

The chips are down - so look to the future

Major players jostle for position and remain optimistic, as they should...

Sci-fi or sci-future? Hollywood technology scrutinised

Cochrane and Kurzweil on future high-tech, as seen in the movies...

Microsoft and Sun set to hit revised targets

But they're still dramatically down...

IBM and Fujitsu looking to merge

Server divisions and software could join up...

Orange users left in limbo by system crash

Orange systems down once again...

Britain is the Newcastle United of the e-government league

But at least it's not Leicester City...

Beyond the processor: Scientist stumbles across organic memory

Non metallic magnetic material found while looking for something else...

Novell hails new NetWare release

But will it be enough to dent Microsoft?

easyEverything up for sale

Stelios says adios to half his chain...

Electronic parole officers to check young offenders

Home office gets tough on young criminals...

PC sales fall again

Dell's still sitting pretty though...

Lucent creates "smallest possible" processor

Intel and IBM slightly miffed...

US shoppers to fork out billions online this Christmas

E-tail slump won't hold back Christmas shopping mania...

Microsoft offers olive branch in security debate

'We're all in this together...'

Video magic gadget launched

The future comes closer into vision....

Chip company reports downer

Profits down 90 per cent and next quarter looks no better...

Internet cafés: Easy come, easy go?

When you're this rich, who cares?

Fibernet hits profit

Shares make a steady climb back...

i2 heads move on

They have other fish to fry...

IBM's dream: computer, heal thyself

And so the developer decided to design a computer in his own image...well almost...

Cambridgeshire buys Oracle CRM

That's right, Larry Ellison's handling your loan application...

Excite@home grabs AT&T lifeline

Life after Chapter 11...

Symantec surprises itself with mint performance

News to warm your cockles...

Intel uses peer-to-peer to help Alzheimer's research

And you can join in too...

Over 40 really does mean over the hill in this industry

Ageism still rife in IT industry...

Sprint sheds 7,500 jobs and scraps services

Tough climate spells rough ride for this telco...

Chip shares take a dive

AMD and Texas Instruments look washed-out in this morning's trading...

EMC follows terrible results with job cuts

Would anybody want to tempt fate by saying 'at least nothing else can go wrong...'?

What lies Beyond the Processor?

Or, what will we be writing about in 20 years?

SAP warns of staff cull

German ERP darling of the nineties hints at downsizing US operations...

CMG lets 470 go

Wireless data markets fail to provide projected growth...

Wanadoo consolidates French ISP market

On target for profitability by end of 2002...

Siebel shares plunge after results leak

Dow Jones blunder leads to 25 per cent fall...

Apple beats Wall Street

Better than expected revenues but tough times ahead...

Moore's Law no more?

Or maybe we shouldn't even consider it the Intel founder's greatest legacy


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