16th July 2003 Archive

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Channel

• AMD still seeing red Loss narrows
• Motorola Q2 chip sales slide Losses mount
• MS staffer pleads guilty to $6m software racket Third big theft uncovered
• Samsung Q2 semicon sales up 13.8 per cent LCDs do particularly well
• Software bootlegger jailed for three years They call me Mr M.

Comms: Mobile

• EC waves through 3G Germany network share No surprise
• GSM to overtake CDMA in USA Within two years
• Stop this SMS – I want to get off New premium rate rules

Comms: Networks

• Broadband Britain 2008 – a second tier state Question of price
• EC fines Wanadoo €10m for predatory pricing Sold ADSL too cheaply
• Town Mouse much faster (still) than Country Mouse Down these narrowband lanes

Comms: Wireless

• Intersil to bow out of WLAN biz Consolidation commences

Hardware

• Services hold IBM up in Q2 Currency conversion

Hardware: Data Networking

• Linux defector Colt firing blanks Netcraft survey is mixed bag for MS

Hardware: Servers

• Sun Microsystems: big fish, shrinking pond HP Away
• Virtualisation, the Linux way De facto standard

Hardware: Storage

• EMC's services biz boosts Q2 Software still slow

Management: Small Biz

• UK small.biz is bunch of IT cheapskates Better things to spend money on

Music and Media

• Man sentenced for trying to sell vital organ Sidney, pass me the kidney
• Yahoo, Overture: more consolidation likely Ball in MSN's court

Odds and Sods: Bootnotes

• Robosnail: Science or sex toy? Sluggish MIT researchers

Personal

• PS3 memory rumour mill turns again Leaks and spills
• Transmeta powers first sub-$800 Tablet PC Reg Kit Watch Plus: Corsair ships DDR500 1GB DIMMs
• Voodoo offers laptop with upgradeable graphics 'Gamebook' debuts with ATI Mobility Radeon 9600

Security

• NAI rows into the black (just) Sales down

Software

• AOL kills Netscape The party's over - but who's to blame?
• MS secures 140k desktop Homeland Security deal But it's smaller than it looks...
• Revealed – Microsoft's Munich sweeteners Burghers showered with discounts, visits from Chief Executive Klaxon - report