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• September 10, 2001 10 Sep'01

  Intel sues Via over P4 chipsets

  In a move that has been anticipated for months, Intel has filed a patent infringement lawsuit against Via Technologies in the US....

• September 06, 2001 06 Sep'01

  IBM unveils its "fastest ever" Unix server

  IBM has used its Web site to provide details of a new Unix server, touting the processors in the pSeries 660 6M1 as the company's...

• September 05, 2001 05 Sep'01

  Let computers make the decisions

  Intel is working on ways to enable computers to anticipate user needs and act on their behalf - a move that could help companies...

• August 31, 2001 31 Aug'01

  Arapahoe gains support from heavyweights

  A new PCI (Peripheral Component Interconnect) interface called Arapahoe gained momentum on 29 August as 22 industry-leading...

• August 30, 2001 30 Aug'01

  Slow market spells trouble for Sun

  Sun Microsystems warned that slow order rates for the company's hardware, particularly in Europe and Japan, will make it tough...

• August 24, 2001 24 Aug'01

  HP gambles on Itanium

  A top Hewlett-Packard executive has signalled his company's commitment to Intel Itanium processor in perhaps the strongest terms...

• August 23, 2001 23 Aug'01

  Rambus faces second fraud case

  A lawsuit has been filed against Rambus in the US, less than four months after the company was found guilty of fraud and fined...

• August 22, 2001 22 Aug'01

  IT spending will rise faster than inflation

  Although suppliers may be shedding IT jobs, corporate users still plan to spend an extra 11% on permanent staff this year - five...

• August 22, 2001 22 Aug'01

  Intel's open source warning for Sun

  Intel, the chip manufacturing giant, has warned Sun Microsystems that the economic slowdown could drive many enterprises to use...

• August 14, 2001 14 Aug'01

  Intel to reveal 2GHz Xeon chip

  Intel plans to show off its fastest processor to date for workstations and servers at the Siggraph 2001 computer graphics trade...

• August 13, 2001 13 Aug'01

  Rambus cleared of standards-setting charge

  A US district court has set aside a jury verdict against Rambus, clearing the memory chip designer of allegations that it set...

• May 03, 2001 03 May'01

  Lords vote to undertake limited Chinook enquiry

  The House of Lords, in an historic step, has voted to hold an independent inquiry into the RAF's verdict of gross negligence...

• May 01, 2001 01 May'01

  Lords call for Chinook crash inquiry

  Former Prime Minister Baroness Thatcher was one of 132 peers who voted for a new inquiry over the fatal crash of Chinook ZD576 on...

• March 25, 2001 25 Mar'01

  Full blown Location Based Services rolled out to mass market

• March 25, 2001 25 Mar'01

  Government to train unemployed in IT

• March 22, 2001 22 Mar'01

  Fraud Squad investigates Hackney benefit systems

• March 13, 2001 13 Mar'01

  Government trials digital signatures on mobile phones

• March 11, 2001 11 Mar'01

  Government's Gateway guidelines delay NHS IT contract

• March 07, 2001 07 Mar'01

  Digital scent idea granted patent

• March 07, 2001 07 Mar'01

  Cisco aids move to optical networking

• February 28, 2001 28 Feb'01

  ASP offers wireless access to Microsoft Exchange

  Application service provider Netstore is offering users wireless connections to Microsoft Exchange 2000 as an alternative to...

• February 28, 2001 28 Feb'01

  BCS fights for patient data

• February 28, 2001 28 Feb'01

  Glotel takes US hit

• February 28, 2001 28 Feb'01

  MoD knew about safety hazard on Chinook MkII

  Two leaked internal documents contradict claims by the Ministry of Defence that problems with the engine control system of the...

• January 24, 2001 24 Jan'01

  Government Gateway due to launch today

  Ministers were today (25 January) hoping to officially launch the Government Gateway, the middleware project that will allow...

• January 10, 2001 10 Jan'01

  SMS to boost open system productivity

  Tivoli is promising to bring the benefits of system managed storage (SMS) to the open systems world with its Storage Tank...

• January 08, 2001 08 Jan'01

  Going going gone - one top end server

  
  
  A top-end Unix server is not the kind of thing you would normally expect to buy at an auction. But technology marts, pioneered by Sun Microsystems, are now...

• December 07, 2000 07 Dec'00

  Christmas is cancelled

  
  
  The US division of Japanese consumer giant, Sony Corporation, has axed the Christmas ad campaign for its e-commerce site, SonyStyle.com, amidst fears its...

• December 06, 2000 06 Dec'00

  Euro raises UKB2B fears

  Is the euro a help or a hindrance for UKB2B plans, asks Ross Bentley

• December 06, 2000 06 Dec'00

  Citizen Portal gets beta launch

  
  
  The online Citizen Portal, the UK site where the public can access government information and services on the Web, has finally been...

• December 04, 2000 04 Dec'00

  Sema troubles deepen

  
  
  IT services company Sema yesterday postponed an analysts briefing into its disastrous performance and ordered an internal inquiry into share dealing by a...

• November 30, 2000 30 Nov'00

  Chinook: a breach of natural justice

  MPs slam MoD over 1994 crash whitewash. Software, not pilot error, could have killed 29

• November 30, 2000 30 Nov'00

  Mull of Kintyre MPs call on Blair to end Chinook deadlock

  Mull of Kintyre Group of MPs calls on the prime minister to clear the pilots of blame for the 1994 Chinook crash

• November 30, 2000 30 Nov'00

  Armed forces morale hit by Chinook say MPs

  
  
  MPs said yesterday that the Government's refusal to move on the Public Accounts Committee report on the 1994 Chinook crash was hitting armed forces morale....

• November 29, 2000 29 Nov'00

  Chinook tragedy demands reform

  
  
  The Public Accounts Committee report into the Mull of Kintyre helicopter crash vindicates Computer Weekly's three-year campaign for justice. It...

• November 29, 2000 29 Nov'00

  MPs boost Chinook fight

  At first glance, today's report by MPs of the PublicAccounts Committee (PAC) tells the story of flawed engine control software on the Chinook Mk2 helicopter

• November 22, 2000 22 Nov'00

  Caught red handed by latest police IT

• November 15, 2000 15 Nov'00

  Did MoD deceive RAF inquiry?

  New information shows that the Ministry of Defence withheld information from an air chief marshal about software flaws that could...

• November 15, 2000 15 Nov'00

  Wap usage: Planes, phones and automobiles

  
  
  So your globe-trotting executives want to change their itineraries in mid-journey and need to check that their revised schedules still fit with corporate...

• November 01, 2000 01 Nov'00

  Blair criticised for failure to meet Chinook campaigners

  
  
  Tony Collins

  The prime minister was criticised in the House of Commons this week for not meeting a delegation of senior MPs and peers over the...

• November 01, 2000 01 Nov'00

  Software expert attacks MoD's 'preposterous' Chinook claims

  The Ministry of Defence's latest claim that there is 'no doubt' over the cause of the Chinook helicopter crash have raised...

• October 25, 2000 25 Oct'00

  IT man on the 5am ferry as Horizon reaches Orkney

  
  
  James Rogers

  Post Offices in two of the most isolated parts of the UK are the latest to go live as part of the Horizon counter...

• October 25, 2000 25 Oct'00

  MPs fight on for independent Chinook inquiry

  
  
  As peers and MPs rally to the cause for a new independent inquiry, former defence minister Malcolm Rifkind is among those to criticise the reasons for the...

• October 04, 2000 04 Oct'00

  Report reveals trend to more women in IT

• July 26, 2000 26 Jul'00

  CW briefs Lords on fatal Chinook crash

  
  
  Tony Collins

  Members of the House of Lords have been briefed by Computer Weekly on computer and other problems that afflicted...

• July 19, 2000 19 Jul'00

  Blair steps into Chinook battle

  
  
  Tony Collins

  The Prime Minister, Tony Blair, will personally look into the circumstances of the crash of a Chinook helicopter on the Mull of...

• June 28, 2000 28 Jun'00

  Bell champions 'mass of new evidence' on Chinook crash

  
  
  Tony Collins

  Independent MP Martin Bell has told the House of Commons that a mass of new evidence has emerged over the possible causes of...

• June 28, 2000 28 Jun'00

  Defence Minister misleads MPs over Chinook accident

  
  
  Last week in the House of Commons, Labour’s Defence Minister Lewis Moonie unintentionally misled the House of Commons over a Chinook accident in 1989,...

• June 21, 2000 21 Jun'00

  Air chief marshall attacks Chinook evidence

  
  
  Tony Collins

  Air Chief Marshal Sir William Wratten has criticised evidence suggesting that the 1994 Chinook helicopter crash could have...

• June 14, 2000 14 Jun'00

  Parliament push to clear Chinook pilots

  
  
  Tony Collins

  Senior MPs and Lords, including a raft of former ministers, decided last week to form a cross-party action group in a bid to...