Archive from 15 Oct 2002 of business news stories for CIOs and executive IT professionals

Sun unveils free OpenOffice for Mac users

Getting saucy with open source

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PDAs

BT's billion pound ecommerce pledge

BT tries to breathe new life into B2B (with a little help from Oracle)

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SOA/Web Services

How to buy friends and influence people: The Microsoft way

Money can't buy you love, Bill - listen to more Beatles...

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Comment & Analysis

Tech goods comparison service goes live on silicon.com

From servers to digital cameras, we've got bargains galore...

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WebWatch

ARM swings the axe

Chip firm shows staff the door... and then ushers them through it...

Channel:
LANs

Qualcomm gives 3G-less operators a shot in the arm

BREWing up nicely...

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Mobile & Wireless

HP slams IBM-led storage alliance

HP: "We were invited, but we felt it was totally redundant, potentially confusing to customers, not ...

Channel:
Storage

Tech-crash threatens to take down SETI@home

Aliens breathe a sigh of relief...

Channel:
Applications

NEC refreshes old-school supercomputer

It's a big 'un

Channel:
PDAs

Palm investing in handheld content

Takes a stake in start-up outfit

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Mobile & Wireless

Dell gets top billing with EDS

Dell and EDS get cosy

Channel:
IT Director

Microsoft "regrets" Mac-to-PC ad

Tries to be as 'cool' as Apple. And fails

Channel:
Servers

Intel gets flash to do more

Building blocks - really small ones...

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Operating Systems

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