Around the web news tagged ICT

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4 Aug 2003

HP plans massive consumer product push

Worm masquerades as note from IT staff

1 Aug 2003

Recordable DVD Council takes measures to expand recordable DVD market (Aug 1)

Canon's 2Q profit rises 35% (Aug 1)

Gateway unveils low-price PCs (Jul 31)

DVD burner sales on fire (Jul 31)

HP plans massive consumer product push (Jul 31)

IBM loses pension plan suit, will appeal (Jul 31)

31 Jul 2003

Matsushita Electric establishes new company (Jul 31)

Fujitsu, IBM Japan making supercomuters (Jul 30)

HP's Unix beats Windows in server test (Jul 30)

Print a hologram? Almost, Xerox says (Jul 30)

'Matrix' helps Infogrames move to operating profit (Jul 31)

Abit throws gauntlet down to RIAA, governments

Broadcom unveils 10 Gig chip for enterprise networking

Japanese lab orders IBM computers with AMD chips

30 Jul 2003

Acer, EMachines show bargain notebooks (Jul 29)

Dell's ultraportables get even lighter (Jul 29)

Canon previews new digital camcorders (Jul 29)

Corporate spending could be flat in 2003 - Intel CEO

Nvidia says gross margin fell in 2Q on high chip prices

Solaris gets open-source update

AMD drops chip prices

Red Hat releases high-end Linux beta

Toshiba invests in M-Systems, licenses IP (Jul 30)

29 Jul 2003

Loss of e-mail 'worse than divorce' (July 29)

Wall Street to Nose Up Before Data

Booting Up

Rambus chips net PCI Express win

Dell announces fix for handheld glitch (Jul 28)

Hong Kong firm offers 'Chinese' CPU for Linux PCs

Nvidia cuts forecast, blames 130nm foundry costs

Intel threatens Broadcom stronghold (Jul 28)

JEDEC to explore buffered DDR2 DIMM for servers

IBM lands US$1.1 billion IT services deal (July 28)

Microsoft settles suit with Immersion (July 28)

BMC Software posts loss, cuts about 900 Jobs (Jul 28)

E-commerce pioneers split on patent rights (Jul 29)

Next: Patent air for breathing...

Wi-Fi is open, free and vulnerable to hackers (Jul 28)

TI says Qualcomm CDMA suit is 'without merit'

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