14th May 2002 Archive

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Channel

• Celeron price chops pave way for new models P4 core
• Dixons buys phone dealer for £31m Business push
• DRAM vendors face torrid summer Gluttons for punishment
• EDS bans IM Big hammer, small nut
• FTC probes Rambus Antitrust suit in offing?
• Intel CEO denies plan to build China fab Politically charged
• Intel sleepwalks through Nvidia press release Gets down and dirty with ATI
• Job losses at Simply Computers Outsources PC building
• Microsoft confirms Navision acquisition Ticket to Europe
• SiS patent wins, Hercules job losses, Intel 533 MHz license fun HWRoundup And why does AMD supports Microsoft?
• Today is Matrox sundog day Parhelia launches in Japan

Comms: Mobile

• Compulsory Windows: for Macs, and people without PCs? Outstanding new MS educaiton (sic) initiatives...
• Don't talk and drive Govt targets mobile mobile phone users
• McDonald's serves WLAN broadband in Japan Do you want fries with that?
• MMS take-up could disappoint Where de handsets?

Comms: Networks

• Campaigners reject naked DSL protest Write to MP instead
• Liberty to make new European move Swiss Fondue

Hardware

• “Humble” Jobs launches Apple server And one more thing... um, a RAID array?
• Uncertainty over HPQ clouds workstation market Sales slide

Hardware: Data Networking

• Cisco IDS gets faster Intrusion extrusion
• Cisco pushes for fault resilient IP networks Get a GRIP on yourself

Management

• Cisco has encouraging quarter But Chambers still cautious
• Get a discounted classic from IT-minds Java guru offers personal recommendation
• Govt wants big media regulator, promises little stick Believe them? No, we didn't think so
• Nortel acts to avoid cash crunch In Securities
• Sircampaq: The Winners and Losers SRCAM Day One HPQ swings axe

Management: e-Business

• E-government could cost 800,000 jobs, says e-envoy Thanks for getting your department online. Bye...
• RealNames shutdown threatens Asian naming market Unicode bummer
• VeriSign hit with slamming lawsuit 'False advertising'
• Web community puts price on head of super highwayman VeriSign Domain transfer madness at Hoopla.com

Music and Media

• E-Envoy backtracks on 800,000 job loss claim The old 'out of context' gag...
• EDS postpones instant message ban Oops - customers...
• Flame war after Klez worms onto Richer Sounds mailing list Inharmonious
• Fun and games with the BBC search engine It's becoming a sport
• McAfee.com launches SpamKiller Filters, lots of them
• Peregrine top two quit after $100m hole uncovered Irregularities
• Pipex gives away free ADSL modem ...to new punters
• PSINet Europe sale gets US green light Just needs Euro thumbs-up
• UK firms drop standalone ebizzes More 'pragmatic' says CBI
• Undetectable ‘son of cookie’ system wins grant It knows where you're surfing, right now

Personal

• Firm runs down Dell battery dispute Friends again
• Marker pens, sticky tape crack music CD protection Next, how to rip CDs with an arc welder

Security

• Crackers deface Ferrari Virtual spray paint protest against Austrian GP tactics