3rd June 2003 Archive

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Channel

• Chip biz body cuts 2003 growth forecast Even new figure may be too high
• FutureMark: Nvidia didn't cheat Benchmark maker pulls back from the brink
• Intel offers Elpida $100m to drive DDR 2 production Buys non-voting stock, signs R&D deal

Comms: Mobile

• Gartner predicts strong handset sales Samsung share grows
• Halifax bins WAP banking TTFN

Hardware

• HP sees blades reviving thin clients Kiss of life
• Invensys sells Baan to US investment firms Cashing in at a loss
• More on the PeopleSoft JDE deal But what does it all mean?

Hardware: Data Networking

• BT, Carphone Warehouse: accusations fly 'Confuse and mislead'

Hardware: Servers

• Gartner restates server stats – analyst disappears Coincidence?
• Sun pushes faster CPUs, server price cuts Nips and tucks at low-end

Management

• IBM, Martha Stewart – dropping together United by stock declines
• SEC opens IBM's books Fact-finding investigation

Management: Small Biz

• Businesses love broadband Yeah, yeah, yeah
• Net saves SMEs £4bn a year What would we do without it?
• So what's your oldest piece of kit? UK printer firm still uses IBM Datamaster PC

Music and Media

• Government preps one-stop hub for e-services Will the punters start coming?
• Italian police raiding P2P users – not! Panic Attack

Odds and Sods: BOFH

• BOFH cops a virus Episode 10 Bring the tranquiliser gun

Odds and Sods: Bootnotes

• Lawrence Lessig's birthday spam "This unsolicited email was published under a Creative Commons License"

Personal

• Sonicblue's Linux tech toys head for final (?) roundup Dead? Maybe not yet...
• Sony announces UK PS2 online details June 11

Personal: Mac Channel

• Amazon trying to license Apple's Music Store – report Waiting for Windows
• Motorola to boost 0.13µ PowerPCs with low-k dielectrics Speed jumps put Moto back in the Apple game?

Software

• We've seen the future, Indian Prez tells Gates – and you're not in it Rocket science