Archive - 02 Jun 2004
CSC lands $1.6bn Sears IT deal
But Sears will retain control of technical standards...
Leader: Microsoft too popular for our own good
With ubiquity comes susceptibility...
Scottish Uni calls on Legato for back-up
EMC arm at end of long list of unsatisfactory suppliers
Q&A: Intel CEO Craig Barrett
The US is complacent and clock speed still matters...
Open source's €944 victory over Microsoft
Lindows gets the OK to use Redmond-baiting name
FTSE 100 firms improve website accessibility
Pats on the back for almost everyone…
Symantec CEO hits out at Microsoft... and Linux
Claims neither is inherently more or less secure...
BT gets top marks with £25m MoD e-learning contract
Classes to begin later this year…
Sun and Fujitsu merge Unix server lines
Products will take a couple of years to appear...
Tony Hallett's After These Messages: Fly high Wi-Fi
Freedom to work - or watch that goal go in while halfway across the Atlantic...
Intel refreshes mobile processor line up
Prescott features no longer desktop-only
Accenture Homeland Security win worth up to $10bn
US-VISIT scheme needs a lot of support
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