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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