Previous DayIron Mountain moves into compliance-driven storage
News The data back-up giant is offering its customers near real-time back-up as a managed service in the UK
Open-standard bearers close ranks
Comment Everyone loves open standards, but few agree on what they are. New principles lay down the law
Linux goes mission-critical for Danish government
News The Danish Ministry of Finance has chosen JBoss running on Linux over Microsoft's BizTalk to run a data-exchange system
Want secure IE? Then upgrade to XP...
News The latest security improvements to Internet Explorer are only available through XP Service Pack 2, meaning those using older operating systems are still at risk
Google founders win Marconi engineering award
News Brief: Sergey Brin and Larry Page have become the 2004 'Fellows of the Marconi Foundation' at Columbia University
NHS IT loses another leading light
News Another top-level official is set to leave the £6bn government programme - the second to do so in six months
Taking the SMS gamble
Q&A Kent Thexton has jumped ship from O2 in the UK to head up Seven, which aims to dramatically up the amount of wireless data sent between US cellphones
Nokia to secure its smartphones
News F-Secure has signed a deal with Nokia to provide antivirus software for its Symbian-based smartphones
Odeon reels out accessibility excuses
News Builder: A row over accessibility of the Odeon Website has reached fever pitch
Kumar indicted as CA gets charges deferred
News Computer Associates' former CEO will be charged with fraudulent accounting practices but the company has settled its case with the Justice Department - for now
Outdoor mesh box pushes wireless networks
News Defacto Wireless is using power-over-Ethernet to spread the reach of the LocustWorld mesh
Ignore the broadband boom at your peril
Leader There's a quiet revolution in the provision of broadband in the UK - which is very good news for the future of e-commerce
Intel sees low-end PCs going for a song
News The Intel Express 910GL is aimed at allowing PC makers the option to add high-end audio features to low-end PCs
Freeserve founders switch to VoIP venture
News Improved sound quality and the growing ubiquity of broadband have prompted Freeserve's co-founders to take the top spots at Callserve
HP Color LaserJet 2550L
Review This colour laser printer has a bare-bones configuration and slow colour print speeds, but it is extremely affordable, offers great print quality and can be upgraded as your printing needs change.
Linux takes off at German aerospace firm
News MTU Aero Engines has developed a Linux-based supercomputer for simulating the aerodynamics of engines - and dramatically reduced costs as a result
EC may restart Oracle clock
News In April the European Commission stopped the clock on its investigation into Oracle's takeover bid for PeopleSoft. It could be about to restart
Linux Australia trademark battle takes new twist
News A company which had tried to trademark the term Linux Australia, prompting the intervention of Linus Torvalds, is now suing its own former executives
SpamAssassin 3.0 adopts Apache licence
News There's more to the latest version of SpamAssassin than just new features; four months of work went into contacting every contributor for agreement to change the licence
Windows JPEG exploit goes public
News The release of a program that demonstrates an exploit for the Windows graphics-handling flaw could herald a new wave of viruses and Trojans
