Archive - 06 Nov 2001
Broadband Britain: e-minister reveals cunning plan
This has nothing to do with the e-envoy's faux pas though. Honest...
IBM wins chip security first
Government recognition for super-safe Big Blue...
Could you turn your back on 100,000 pints of beer?
Think of all that lovely beer, just going to waste...
Profits dry up for Riversoft
Management restructuring fails to appease investors...
Vizzavi grabs 19,000 new customers a day
Vodafone-owned portal records 30 per cent customer growth...
Watch out IBM - HP/Compaq is out to get you
Assuming the merger goes through, of course...
BT under fire for ADSL retreat
ISP outraged over 'Britain has enough broadband' claim...
What's all this 'IT' malarkey, then?
Oh dear, the board is still utterly confused...
Palm outsells Compaq at a rate of four to one
Palm regains top spot in the handheld market...
Microsoft admits 'Passport not secure enough'
"We recognise that currently Passport isn't fit for doing banking transactions..."
US states turn on Microsoft court ruling
"This company has a long and consistent pattern of violating the law and not playing by the rules."
NHS turns to India for electronic patient records
Infosys brought in to champion new secure database drive...
Motorola users get Hotmail pager access
...Send unlimited messages from your pager for just $25 per month...
HP in tie-up talks with BEA
Another day, another bed that HP is getting into ...
Pure-play dot-coms out-gunning high street rivals
Old-school retailers still haven't found the right way out of the high street and onto the web...
"We have a convicted monopolist and we give them a wet kiss" - McNealy
One guess what the Sun boss is on about...
Oftel's figures show shrinking internet audience
It's a tiny fall but it is the first...
Amadeus rocked, but not forever...
Travel provider assesses effects of 11 September...
Loss-making Cisco is the toast of Wall Street
Sales "linear" since 11 September...
e-envoy lays blame for the broadband bottleneck
It starts with a 'b' but it's not who you think it is...
Devil's Advocate: C'mon, c'mon, let's work together
Does the computing landscape have to be so fragmented?
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