13th June 2000 Archive

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Is Intel at end of the chipset road? Computex 2000 PC-133 u-turn too little too late
Thunderbird re-marking starts in Taiwan Taipei Let the buyer beware

Compaq gets new UK MD McNally could revert to sweeper position
Computacenter issues profit warning Y2K dragging on...
Dell dithers over Win2K driver Thousands stranded in NT4 wilderness
Gates and Allen cash in shares Just in case...
ITN hacked in email raid Well, it's one way to hit the headlines
Michael Dell takes The Register out to lunch Waxes lyrical on Win2K driver delays and who he wants to buy in Europe
MPEG-4 progress prompts Apple, Real collaboration But streaming media still needs its Apache

Cahoot: Another online launch fails to anticipate customer interest The good news is, accounts with interest free overdrafts are still there for the taking...
England loses, bookies win Euro 2000: online gambling companies must think it is Christmas.
Hard drives with nuke secrets vanish from Los Alamos With government security like this, who needs terrorists?
RealNetworks licenses Apple's QuickTime Steve Jobs does the maths: wider QuickTime use + RealNetworks recognition - M$ = more Mac sales

Bill Gates says nothing… at great length WCIT 2000 But Michael Cowpland has plenty to say
Citrix takes a whack on Wall Street Truck hits stock after expectations lowered
DoJ, MS wrangle over road to appeal MS on Trial Gamesmanship still well to the fore...
Gates speaks out on Microsoft-DoJ case Taipei I won't ever have to decide which Microsoft I work for
Microsoft software ‘like heroin addiction’ – Red Hat WCIT 2000 Rob Young shows off red socks at Q&A
MS roadmaps Bluetooth into Whistler, Intel does work Didn't this happen with Windows 98?
SCO to enter Linux distro business Big announcement coming this week, apparently