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	Business Computing - News - UK  It's not yet time to write off the mainframe  Your shout  Make all the right connections  2004: a year of high-tech changes  Sun executive reveals Nas strategy  Veritas' India lab to become its largest R&D; centre  IBM adjusts to harsh PC world  Project Megagrid shows off business side of grid  China's Lenovo to buy IBM's PC business  Bush bans internet taxes  Mobile phones the biggest target for hackers  IBM puts PC business up for sale  Microsoft to open research lab in India  Security software turns its attention from the external threats to the dangers within  The NCC connection explained  Supercomputing Windows skips Itanium 2  Take control of your staff  Europe's most powerful supercomputer unveiled  AMD and VSNL to sell net communicator device in India  Companies fail to have secure exit strategy  'Trustworthiness' still a goal for Microsoft  IT departments turn to gateways to manage instant messaging  Businesses ignoring security flaw  IDC Forum: The threats to IT  Airbus tests in-flight mobile phones  Internet trading giants face patent challenge  NEC starts grid computing trial for Mazda  Oracle's numbers up  Why go wireless?  Intel Developer Forum - Intel to ease strain on the internet  IDF - Ultra-wide band teams to battle it out  Oracleworld - Oracle touts grid computing  Transmeta suffers hype and hardware reality  New direction?  HP closes the gap between PA-Risc and Itanium  Microsoft offers $1m for secure computing curricula  The business case for desktop Linux  New notebooks for PC peak time  New Sun group aims to stem Wall Street defections  PC market shows strong growth  Thought for the day: If at first you don't succeed, pretend you did  NEC grid middleware keeps apps under control  Novell continues down mixed development path  Microsoft and Fujitsu extend global alliance  HP builds on grid foundation  IBM adds turbo-charger to Websphere  Sun creates unit to focus on government business  Thought for the day: Protecting man's best friend  Microsoft looks to youth for future of Office  IBM brings grid to software suppliers  HP software group year off profit, says Fiorina  Sun believes Fujitsu deal will keep Sparc aflame  Thought for the day: Linux - a weapon of mass destruction?  Sun and Fujitsu merge Sparc server lines  Thought for the day: The write stuff  Intel's Fister named CEO of chip design firm  European market will recover, says SAP's Kagermann  Lack of security investment leaves businesses open to threats, says study  Morgan Stanley hands IBM �323m outsourcing contract  Windows share will fall, says IDC  Opteron smooths path to 64-bit computing  Corporate buying boosts Dell PC sales  IBM boosts autonomic resources  Business services sector standardises to share data and comply with regulations  Your shout  SAP and Visa team on expense management  HP's rugged notebooks can take a beating  Sony president opens CeBIT show  Return of the bright idea  PC shipments still robust to 2005  HP unveils desktop PC ranges and models  IBM encourages partners to sell hosted services  Embrace our on-demand vision, says IBM CEO  Sun adds processors to its UltraSparc roadmap  Sun adds Opteron and updates Ultrasparc servers  German finance office opts for IBM mainframe  Solaris 9 rises to Linux challenge  KDE 3.2 platform available for Linux and Unix  Siemens to cut budget by �800m  SAP aims to encourage smarter IT investment  Thought for the day: Trustworthy for some  EMEA sales boost PC shipments  Standard interconnect approved for network gear  Forward planning boosts IBM's quarterly income  Apple debuts iPod mini and GarageBand software  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  IBM and Akamai boost J2EE app development  IBM extends grid computing offerings  HP names leaders for new divisions  Intel combines comms groups  HP expands Debian Linux support  Intel narrows financial outlook for quarter  Tech 'resurrection' predicted for 2004  HP uses Transmeta for blade PCs  Microsoft prepares SME service blueprints  NHS IT: who'll see it through?  Microsoft will muscle in on enterprise telephony systems market 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