Archive - 04 Apr 2003
NAI buys Slammer-jammer Entercept for $120m
Not just about intrusion detection but intrusion protection, silly...
UK government gives Linux a boost
Major open source implementation hints at bigger things to come
Oftel pushes for cheaper narrowband internet
Threatens to wipe £15m a year off BT's balance sheet
Tony Hallett's After These Messages: Nokia, Vodafone and MMS touching our lives
"It's what the ad men - and any young men - would call the 'Hold on, I'm in here' moment."
The silicon.com Weekly Round-Up: 04.04.03
Politician's CDMA faux pas, Jaffa Cakes and Ginger - what more could you want?
BT broadband advances rebuffed by government
Don't expect any favouritism, DTI tells telco
RIM reports increased revenue
But pending law suits put a slight downer on results
Cheat Sheet: The A-Z of 802.11
The wireless LAN standard that's on everyone's lips, in all its tasty flavours...
IBM outlines self-managing blueprint
Vision of autonomic computing becomes clearer
Yahoo Japan in music giveaway
If all songs distributed on the web were the devil's work, you can bet he'd be suing for copyright i...
The record industry's next file-swapping target - students
Have you heard of 'Phynd', 'Flatlan' or 'Direct Connect'?
Security attacks up 80 per cent as worms plague net users
You won't be thanking anyone that it's Friday from now on...
Through the fog... Storage as a service
The essentials you need to know. But look out for the 'v-word'.
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