15th July 2003 Archive

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Channel

• Chip fab kit spend to rise 3.9 per cent this year Shift to 300mm wafers
• Samsung ramps up 1Gb DDR chip output Good news for notebook users

Comms: Mobile

• Fujitsu creates 800x600 PDA LCD It's all in the backlighting
• Sony-Ericsson stops the rot Sales, shipments climb again

Hardware: Data Networking

• Agere designs wireless VoIP chipset Wi-Fi phone thang

Hardware: Servers

• HP claims HPTC bragging rights 'We appear to be considerably richer than yow'
• SGI: new Onyx visualization server may open new markets Price performance x40 claim

Hardware: Storage

• IBM, Cisco team on iSCSI and FCIP Users can go both ways
• McDATA sets out its virtual stall Programmable switches will virtualise in hardware

Management

• Corel founder slams ‘pathetic’ bid Best wishes to rebels
• Intel doubles earnings in Q2 Happy birthday! Free PCs!

Music and Media

• Mac fans pervert Forbes tech-CEO popularity poll Scripting pro-Jobs votes
• Sucks.com issue rears ugly head again Free speech or trademark infringement?

Odds and Sods: Bootnotes

• Dell's big R&D bet – Solar Power Flying cars
• It's curtains for voice recognition, says survey No, really...

Personal

• Infinium to unwrap Phantom console next month PC in a sheet with two eye holes?
• Samsung ships compact Q20 Centrino notebook Reg Kit Watch Plus: SanDisk slims its Cruzer Flash drives
• Toshiba enters 17in notebook market Like a PowerBook only cheaper

Security

• EU preps phase two of war on spam Battle of the Bulging in-boxes
• Student hackers: we didn't defeat campus debit card system Wiping the Blackboard clean
• Symantec ‘security scan’ distributes rootkit Irony among the paranoiacs

Software

• Tomb Raider developer chief quits Eidos board Heath-Smith, heave-ho