Archive - 22 Nov 2001
The MoD and the 'missing' £33m...
Government spends a fortune on hardware, but can't explain where it went...
Oracle cluster technology slammed
'Relational databases are not made for clustering...'
Why the software police is facing opposition
IT directors can look after themselves...
Boffin builds first DNA-based computer
The divide between fact and fiction becomes even less distinct as Israeli computer begins its Inc...
'Cheap' DIY ADSL not all it seems
'Cheap ADSL' - sounds good but it doesn't add up...
Companies being 'bullied' into software audits
Users asked to dob themselves in...
Bridge offers free installation for satellite
Rural surfers will be over the moon...
Dot-com e-tailer heads for the stratosphere
Plucky British rocket takes off...
Taliban opts for Microsoft - not the best endorsement
...while the Afghan resistance goes open source...
Saved: 90,000 CWC email users
Boltblue rides to the rescue, like a ... er... bolt from the blue... as NTL pulls the plug...
ICL's friends in the north
First it braved Yorkshire, now Lancashire welcomes ICL with open arms...
NTT counts the cost of lost billions
Dodgy acquisitions hamstring Japanese giant...
Chrysalis new media investment returns to haunt results
It seemed like a good idea at the time...
Captain Kirk caught up in 'somebody farted' row
'It could have been a dog barking' says the failed dot-com entrepreneur...
BT network still in the mire
'Businesses like mine have no idea how many emails they have lost...'
The net no longer murder on the Orient Express
From Brazil to Sydney in one internet journey...
Sky betting venture gets the Tote vote
Get ready for a grand day at the races...
Microsoft legal chief steps out of the limelight
You'll never guess how many lawyers Microsoft has...
Microsoft faces 20 December showdown with Mr Monti
This union ain't big enough for the both of us...
FriendsReunited: coming to a telly near you
Cult website gains ginger friend...
Gamecubes are on the up and up
Production goes into overdrive for Christmas...
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