Archive - 29 Jul 2004
EDS pays $135m to buy itself out of duff IT contract
Can you guess who it's with?
Wirin' up the Ritz - hotel to get 100Mbps Ethernet
Colt and ISrighthere bring speed to London hotel
silicon.com CIO Forum attracting top users
27 September - go on, mark that diary
Big business goes mad for fat pipes as BT stagnates
'New wave' picks up slack from falling voice revenues
Leader: US Big Brother plans panned
So it boils down to whether you really want to go to the US that badly...
ID card plans slammed by MPs
Not thought out properly, numbers don't add up, insecure, dodgy tech…
5 years ago... Drugstore.com debuts on the Nasdaq
And unlike many of its online compatriots, still lives...
BBC technology workers' strikes called off - for now…
Second strike scheduled to go ahead as Olympics start
Siemens platform at heart of 110,000 government IP rollout
Global Crossing subcontracts for first step towards convergence
MoD awards £10m for better battle software
Raytheon Systems is da bomb, apparently…
Q&A: Can CEO Wayne Inouye revive Gateway?
Exec sees a future for PC maker in 'converged' devices...
Peter Cochrane's Uncommon Sense: Energy worries
It's just not smart to be so dependent on oil...
Microsoft offshoring some Longhorn development, says labour group
But software giant says it keeps its "core" work close to home
Mobile sales in 2004 to be better than expected
Though market shares remain steady
RFID an opportunity for shoplifters, says expert
"Well if it says that bottle of Scotch is £1.80 it must be…"
Australian invention to put TV ads on ICE
No more commercials in those commercial breaks - or just quieter ones, if you so choose
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