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	Desktop Computing - News - UK  2004: a year of high-tech changes  IBM puts PC business up for sale  Grid bids to save the world  Take control of your staff  'Trustworthiness' still a goal for Microsoft  Businesses ignoring security flaw  The x86 stages a cutting-edge comeback  JP Morgan cancels $5bn IBM outsourcing deal  Apple unwraps new iMac G5 at Paris show  Transmeta suffers hype and hardware reality  The business case for desktop Linux  AMD's Sempron processors to arrive in Q3  Microsoft delays 64-bit Windows and Server update  Microsoft and Fiat drive in-car communications  PC market shows strong growth  Thought for the day: Linux - a weapon of mass destruction?  Texas Instruments demos split-chassis PC  Longhorn will appear in 32- and 64-bit editions  Microsoft wants 64-bit driver support  Intel and BMW unveils 'tomorrow's mobile office'  Sun maps out plans for Java and OS  Return of the bright idea  HP unveils desktop PC ranges and models  Intel prepares for future of computing  StarOffice available for Solaris on x86 systems  KDE 3.2 platform available for Linux and Unix  SAP aims to encourage smarter IT investment  EMEA sales boost PC shipments  Nokia signs IBM for five-year IT outsourcing deal  Forward planning boosts IBM's quarterly income  Intel launches Celeron M chip line  IBM and EDS rack up multimillion-pound outsourcing deals  Top 10 IT stories of 2003  Thought for the day: Utility dominates a year of change  MicroScope scoops from the year gone by  2004 will bring more cyberattacks, warn experts  HP uses Transmeta for blade PCs  Sun must shed light on cost strategy, say analysts  Sun Microsystems joins forces with AMD to offer 64-bit servers  AMD's crucial Sun win boosts Opteron prospects  Cisco and antivirus firms unite against worm threat  Microsoft will muscle in on enterprise telephony systems market  Fujitsu unveils prototype mobile terminal  Gartner sets technology priorities for CIOs  Longhorn debuts at Professional Developers Conference  Double-digit PC growth continues  ClearCube expands reach and usability of blades  Microsoft unwraps Windows XP 64-bit beta  New processors could drive down cost of 64-bit computing by 60%  Intel defends its base as mobile future awaits  AMD prepares for Athlon64 launch  Sun prepares to shine after gloomy spell  IBM and HP unveil PC ranges  Thought for the day: Open source, open season  Time to deliver  PC market shows shift towards consumer electronics  Green shoots  IDC raises PC forecast  Opteron is building momentum, but needs help  US government says IT training is not enough  Supply deal results in sky-high costs for NASA  Intel and Wave join forces on trusted computing  Strong notebook sales drive PC market, say IDC  After almost 40 years, Moore sees the end to his famous law  Microsoft warns of widespread 'critical' Windows vulnerability  Exchange 2003 to come with new licensing options  Via discontinues P4 motherboards  IBM rolls out SMB offerings  Will users buy MS antivirus?  Seagate returns to notebook disc drive market  HP initiative harks back to thin client computing  The knowledge: Adam Osborne  Microsoft turns to emulators for security demo  True mobility is no longer just a SPOT on the horizon   The four seasons - a vision of technology to come  Skills: Aim wide to hit the target  Skills: Aim wide to hit the target  Mergers, tablets and trust  Beta version of Opera 7 for Windows released  MicroScope: The year is 1990  Novell lures Microsoft users with desktop management upgrade  IDC figures add up the way channel expects  Sun hints at Linux desktop strategy  Will wireless deliver ROI?  News round up: June 2002  Thought for the day:Secure PCs and see-through Windows  Optimism returning as PC sales figures show upturn  The people's operating system  Best of CEBIT  What's on the cards?  Is the future looking brighter?  Laying down the burden  AMD shuns MHz in bid for top chips  AMD shuns MHz in bid for top chips  Linux bigots highlight the penguin's failings  All locked up and no way in?  Wall Street IT to cost �2.25bn  Time, gentlemen, please  E-banking boosts IT's status  IT spending for the health service: Life support Back To A-to-Z Index >> Project Management! The definitive study Download our exclusive research >> Gartner Highlights on ComputerWeekly Subscribe | Mediapack | Terms & Conditions | Privacy Policy | Contact Us | Login   © 2005 ComputerWeekly.com Ltd. All rights reserved Our publisher also produces websites covering the following topics: Banking Information Travel & Tourism UK Agricultural Services Aerospace Science & Technology Commercial Property HR Information Electronics Farming & Agriculture Global B2B Search Chemical Services & Supplies B2B Search Engine Property Information Hospital & Medical Catering & Hospitality Air Transport Optometry & Optician Construction Event Construction & Contractors Entertainment Search