Previous DayCisco adopts iSCSI to aid SAN growth
News Cisco has introduced two new routers that support the iSCSI and Fibre Channel over IP standards to help the uptake of storage area networks
Windows Server 2003 passes Solaris 9
News Microsoft's upcoming Windows Server 2003 may not have launched yet, but it is already used for hosting more Web sites than Sun's year-old Solaris 9
UK gears up for £18m e-voting trials
News Nearly one and a half million people will be able to cast their vote electronically for the May local elections, with pubs and supermarkets set for a major role
Multiple security tools debut in SF
News RSA: Security firms keen to show off their new products have gathered at the RSA Conference in San Francisco this week
Apple browser continues its Safari
News Apple has updated its Safari browser with navigation tabs and support for Japanese, German and French
Antivirus 'drivers' secure MS Exchange
News At the RSA security conference in California this week, Microsoft will unveil the new antivirus and spam features for Exchange and Word 2003
Intel delays new P4 due to 'anomalies'
News Intel has launched a new chipset that will significantly increase the performance of PCs, but it has delayed delivery of the actual processors after discovering 'anomalies'
Taiwanese firms share chip secrets
News In order to compete in the highly competitive global chip market, Taiwanese companies are pooling their intellectual property to avoid duplication
Hackers lured into sweeter Honeypot
News The Honeynet group, which designs decoys to lure hackers away from corporate networks, is making its software more powerful and easier to use
Trapeze makes secure Wi-Fi roaming tool
News Trapeze hopes to allay business fears about Wi-Fi with a range of products that major on security and roaming
SQL Server 64-bit undercuts RISC rivals
News The 64-bit version of Microsoft's database will be priced to undercut its RISC rivals, Oracle and DB/2
Office 2003 keeps a lock on XML file formats
News After spending more than a year promoting Office 2003's use of XML, Microsoft has decided that only high-end users will get full support for the feature. The move means that proprietary Office...
Cisco acquisition policy to gain speed
News After buying 23 companies in 2000, two in 2001 and five in 2002, Cisco is expected to once again start expanding its business through an aggressive acquisition policy
IBM services arm readies for on-demand computing
News The computing giant is bolstering its efforts to sell large companies flexible computing power
Software tweak may make operating systems safer
News The OpenBSD project is making changes in its latest operating system release that it believes could eliminate a class of security bugs that has plagued computers for decades
Apple may buy Universal Music
News The computer company appears to be looking for a way to evolve away from its PC business with the possible acquisition, which could have a dramatic impact on digital music technology
