30th January 2004 Archive

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Channel

• AMD sets defence against possible Intergraph legal action Clipper patents rear heads again
• ATI files to sell up to $500m of stock How much, when and what it can't yet say
• ATI Q4 market share beats Nvidia – just Intel still bigger than both of them
• Gateway to buy eMachines Embracing retail channel to return to profitability
• Intel preps 64-bit x86 tech – report Competitor's Technology?
• Intel to encourage channel to source notebooks direct Driving commoditisation
• KnowledgePool UK goes titsup Former employees miss out

Comms: Mobile

• Nokia poised for enterprise acquisitions And possible Palm tie-up
• PalmOne retains world PDA crown But 2004 will be challenging year - analyst
• T-Mobile and Virgin settle long-running dispute Friends again
• Vodafone weighs up US options Marking AT&T Wireless' cards

Comms: Networks

• The Number apologises for BT comment 'Sorry'
• Whatever happened to broadband by blimp? Earthbound

Hardware

• SAP ties up with Teradata Detailed drill down in BI
• Socitm slams one size fits nobody e-gov plans National prescription
• Vignette buys into traditional ECM with Tower Technology Transformation through acquisition

Hardware: Storage

• iSCSI is fully baked Works in all the right places

Management: Small Biz

• London Mayor mulls broadband subsidy 'Second to none'. Shouldn't we move to none, then?

Music and Media

• BT call centre worker suspended over eBay ad Protest at jobs to India
• Howard Dean's Net architect blasts ‘emergent’ punditocracy Campaign 2004 Thanks for nothing

Odds and Sods: Bootnotes

• 419ers enlist Saddam's daughter Dad caged, cash awaiting liberation...
• IT Marathon girl goes head-to-head with perjuring peer Athlete battles Lord Archer to raise £2m for charity

Personal

• Sony PSX's 90nm CPU is ‘not 90nm’ It's a 130nm part, alleges chip researcher

Security

• London Wi-Fi security better (but still not great) Leakage risks
• MS drop authentication technique to foil phishing Significant overhaul

Security: Anti-Virus

• MS posts $250,000 MyDoom worm bounty A snitch in time...

Software

• Microsoft wins Lindows fight in the Netherlands Vendors barred from selling OS
• Shush! OSS outfit forms secret society to combat MS hit teams B*stards keep buying our lunch...
• Sun's JXTA becomes big business play Consumers left behind