Previous DayTrend Micro tackles spam with Kelkea buy
News The anti-virus vendor is beefing up its spam credentials and has plans to tackle phishing later this year
Climate change is damaging our infrastructure, says BT boss
News BT has joined with the likes of Sun and Cisco to call for the private and public sectors to cooperate in combating climate change
EU prefers 'computer-aided' patents
News You say implemented, I say aided. The European Parliament wants to get rid of the term 'computer-implemented inventions' in a key directive because it implies that software can be patented
Blade servers held back by cooling, says IDC
News Cooling and power issues are likely to dog blade servers for another two years, but once those have been sorted out, sales should increase sharply
Open-source LAMP a beacon to developers
Feature Builder: For years, the business-software development world has been split largely between Microsoft's .NET toolset and Java. Get ready for a third option
Government 'could do better' on IT skills action plan
News The government's latest plan, unveiled today to help develop IT qualifications for universities and schools, is likely to get caught up in red tape, say critics
Identify the root causes of problems before starting project rescue
News Since project stakeholders are often emotionally attached to their baby, you may not get unbiased answers when seeking to find the cause of a troubled project
Liberty Alliance takes on ID theft
News After several high-profile data breaches, the Liberty Alliance is going to take on identity theft
Nokia explores RFID bracelets
News The handset maker wants to move in on customers' wrists
NetBSD makes cash plea
News The NetBSD project needs development hardware - but no donations in kind please, just cold, hard cash
Sun completes Procom asset acquisition
News Sun has completed its acquisition of storage networking assets from Procom
Intel sets up venture capital fund for China
News Intel Capital has established a $200m (£111m) venture fund to invest in companies in China
Limitations take the shine off open Sun
Leader OpenSolaris throws open the doors to Sun's temple, but would-be worshippers still have to renounce the Gnu. Widespread conversion is not on the cards
Storage software sees continued growth
News Global revenue from storage software reached $2.1bn (£1.17bn) in the first quarter of 2005
Google readying Web-only video search
Feature This summer Google is expected to unveil a search engine for Web-only video
Siemens tackles Microsoft IPTV dominance
Feature Potential problems with Microsoft's new Internet Protocol television software could give Siemens the opportunity it's looking for
Red Hat releases newest Fedora
News At the frontier of open source development, Red Hat has released Fedora Core 4
Adobe flaw puts PCs at risk
News A flaw in several of Adobe's graphics design applications has raised security concerns
HP separates PC group again
News Hewlett-Packard has split its PC business from its imaging and printing group again
IBM expands efforts to promote RFID
News The computing giant has been aggressively competing in the drive to use radio tags to identify consumer goods
TomTom goes upwardly mobile
Preview Navigation specialist TomTom has gone public, upgraded its smartphone-based navigation solution, and announced new versions of the popular GO product.
Sun begins open source Solaris era
News Sun Microsystems to release Solaris as open source software
Novell-Microsoft antitrust court clash continues
News Two claims good, four claims bad, judge rules
