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Archive - 30 May 2006

Unions pour scorn on Vodafone layoffs

Others As Vodafone chief executive Arun Sarin downplays the loss of 400 jobs, the unions hit back

NHS IT 'still on budget', but not at £6.2bn

News The NHS National Programme for IT is likely cost more like £20bn than £6.2bn, but the government insists that doesn't mean it's over budget

China battles rejection of wireless encryption algorithm

News The rejection of China's WAPI algorithm has sparked allegations of foul play

Microsoft bug-checking tools promise fewer crashes

News PreFast for Drivers and Static Driver Verifier can help fix flaws in driver source code, avoiding 'blue screens'

Qualcomm plans 'universal' mobile TV chip

News The Universal Broadcast Modem should help the interoperability of mobile technologies, even though it doesn't support one of the most popular standards around

Anger as UK government promotes US back-up firms

News A UK company was so unhappy that the government's Get Safe Online Web site only recommended US online back-up services that it forced a change of policy

Vodafone banks on cost cuts and convergence

News After announcing the biggest corporate loss in UK history, Vodafone is trying to reassure its investors with money-saving measures and plans for converged services

Court outlaws EU-US passenger data transfer

News The European Court of Justice judgement follows six pleas by the European Parliament, but it only goes so far

Microsoft considers taking admin rights from employees

News As the company fine-tunes Vista's User Access Control feature, it is experimenting with putting more limits on the access privileges of its internal staff

Enterprise-level Ubuntu Linux due this week

News The milestone release will be officially supported by the project for a longer period than previous versions, and will be billed as suitable for enterprise use

Tech giants get behind Byte Night '06

News The annual fundraising event will see representatives from tech giants CA, Dell, HP, Intel, Sun, Vodafone and many others supporting the cause

Microsoft investigating fake security email

News An email pretending to come from Microsoft appears to be infecting the credulous

DTrace reaches prime time on FreeBSD

News An effort to bring one of Solaris' most advanced features to FreeBSD has begun to pay off

Ubuntu coming soon to Sun's Niagara

News Canonical is also porting Ubuntu to Sun's hypervisor, which will allow Ubuntu and Solaris to run side-by-side

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