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CeBIT 2004 will take place March 18-24 in Hannover, Germany. This year there will be 6,411 vendors from 64 countries, down slightly on 2003's 6,526 and a further drop from 2002's 7,264 exhibitors.

AMD renovates Athlon 64 (Mar 15)

China becomes Number 1 in DSL (Mar 16)

Linksys boosts 802.11g Wi-Fi speeds (Mar 15)

Computer worms, viruses on rise in Canada (Mar 15)

Bell Microproducts to distribute Broadcom RAID (Mar 15)

LCD monitors and RISC OS (Mar 14)

15 Mar 2004

Intel 'to adopt performance ratings' (Mar 15)

ITC ruling to favor Taiwan disc market manufactures (Mar 15)

TiVo's growth picture: Still a little fuzzy (Mar 11)

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LG reports US$7 billion in 2003 revenues in China (Mar 12)

Cisco, Alcatel to end 3 years of litigation (Mar 13)

IDC: Western European verticals set to increase IT budgets in 2004, but companies cautious on external IT spending (Mar 12)

HP to acquire TruLogica to extend adaptive enterprise strategy and HP OpenView portfolio (Mar 11)

China tells Intel to calm down over Wi-Fi (Mar 12)

IBM makes ISV programme industry-specific (Mar 15)

Mobile broadcasting satellite launched successfully (Mar 14)

In Google we trust (Mar 14)

Sony to set up intelligent robot lab (Mar 14)

Gov't, businesses gird for economic repercussion of S.Korean presidential impeachment (Mar 15)

Intel to halt Centrino shipments to China (Mar 11)

Global Unichip expands relationship with ARM (Mar 12)

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SGI extends Linux to 256 processors on Altix Supers (Mar 11)

Starbucks plans in-store music service - report (Mar 11)

HP shipping AMD notebooks with new chip (Mar 11)

Intel, Samsung ranked top 2003 chip vendors (Mar 11)

Samsung to invest $3.3 billion in R&D in 2004 (Mar 11)

Foreign investors press Taiwan companies to open books (Mar 11)

MSN Messenger flaw allows hard-drive access (Mar 9)

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