Archive - 17 Jan 2000

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Hackers hold corporates to ransom

Lotusphere 2000: Lotus jumps into bed with Microsoft

A Year Ago Today: UK government e-tags convicts

NatWest customers given online cargo trading option

CCTA hands ITS networking contract

Camelot keeps faith with GTech

UK government pledges support for fighting cyber-crime

Oftel to adopt a lighter touch

Sleepless in Seattle: the Gates' plot has entered the final chapter

Silicon.com announces winners of £6k give-away

Keeping up with the Joneses - the UMTS licence race

The race to provide next-generation services over mobile networks ups the ante for incumbents and po...

Hollywood declares war on DVD pirates

EMC buys Terascape for $50m

Baltimore to strengthen PKI position with $150m deal

Viglen named supplier in Sainsbury's school project

UK e-envoy dubs government IT 'a disaster'

Royal lifeboat charity streamlines its helpdesk

Gates withdraws from limelight to fend off DoJ

BT's top research ideas

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The Bloor Perspective: Compaq's direct intentions, SAP's turnaround and the lack of apps for Windows 2000

This week: Compaq's dalliance with the direct model; SAP's spectacular fourth quarter performance; a...

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