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RSS admittedSAP admits to "inappropriate" Oracle downloads
News Business applications software company SAP has admitted its subsidiary TomorrowNow made some "inappropriate" downloads of Oracle software but has denied it had access to Oracle intellectual property. However, SAP... [03 Jul 2007]
Intel chief says it's Thursday, analysts agree
News Intel chief Craig Barrett yesterday admitted his company was carried away by the wave of optimism over technology stocks last year and suffered as a result. However, the Intel chief also admitted that... [20 Jun 2001]
Euro crashes French post office system
News The French Embassy in London has admitted that a systems crash at the French national post office was partly due to problems arising from the euro conversion. A French Embassy spokesman admitted: "One... [07 Jan 1999]
Kids smartcard project trials run late
News The government has admitted it may have to delay trials of a new smartcard which aims to offer kids discounts on fun activities to keep them out of trouble. But in response to a written parliamentary question asking... [07 Jul 2006]
Microsoft turns its back on services
News Microsoft has admitted to a U-turn over the delivery of its flagship .Net vision for web services. Responding to an article in the New York Times today which claimed Microsoft has shelved its high-profile .Net MyServices... [11 Apr 2002]
C&W shares plummet following accounting controversy
News Shares in Cable & Wireless hit new lows this morning after the company admitted to using controversial accounting practices to hit its quarterly revenue targets. Cable & Wireless admitted many of... [13 Feb 2002]
mmO2 admits 3G won't be ready 'til 2003
News mmO2 has admitted its 3G mobile phone service will not be widely available before the start of 2003, blaming a shortage of dual-mode handsets. In spite of BT's pioneering 3G work on the Isle of Man, mmO2's Erskine... [05 Dec 2001]
UK pensioners suffer as benefits database fails
News The UK government has admitted that technical problems with the National Insurance database (NIRS2) have caused state pensions to be under-paid. A department spokeswoman admitted: "We are still trying to... [05 Nov 1998]
Cable firm spies on surfers
News US cable giant Comcast has admitted to spying on its customers and keeping records of every web page they visit. The company also admitted it stores sensitive information such as credit card numbers and... [13 Feb 2002]
The RIP Act: What the parties say
News With less than a week to go before the election, leading politicians have admitted industry support will make or break police powers to snoop on criminal activity on the internet. On the campaign trail in Leicester,... [31 May 2001]
Symantec's pricing strategy could take a year to sort
News It could take a year for Symantec to sort out a common pricing strategy after its merger with Veritas, the company admitted on Wednesday. But while advertising the merits of the company, Armstrong... [04 Aug 2005]
Powergen in security scandal - thousands of debit card details open to abuse
News UK utility, Powergen, has admitted to a massive security breach that left the debit card details of thousands of customers open to a potential multimillion pound fraud. Powergen admitted it received a... [18 Jul 2000]
ID card benefits were exaggerated, admits government
News The UK government has admitted that it exaggerated the benefits of ID cards by claiming they would be a panacea for identity theft, benefit fraud and terrorism. McNulty refused to apologise for overselling the benefits... [04 Aug 2005]
Microsoft: "iPod has captured the imagination"
News Microsoft has admitted that Apple has stolen a march on rivals with the stylish design of its iPod music player, but warned there is still a big market to play for. Baker cited the latest release of Windows Media Player... [22 Sep 2004]
Bank admits rising leccy bills on 'green' data centre
News Banking group Citi is on the verge of completing a major sustainable data centre project but has admitted the power requirements of its IT equipment are continuing to rise by 12.5 per cent per year. Killey... [14 Apr 2008]
