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  1. Intel demos worm cut-off technology
  2. Linux/Unix e-mail flaw leaves system wide open
  3. Cisco warns of sensor flaw
  4. CA struck dumb by yet another security hole
  5. StorageTek doubles mainframe array capacity
  6. Stallman proposes licence changes to GNU
  7. ADV: Why did Nissan upgrade to Windows Server System?
  8. Microsoft adds pdf support to Office
  9. Third Windows XP service pack due next year
  10. Adaptec dumps its NAS division
  11. Mobile e-mail will change the world, says T-Mobile
  12. ISP battle leaves thousands with reduced Net use
  13. Suse10 launches
  14. DDoS attacks still biggest threat
  15. Secure servers compromised by SSL bug
  16. Adaptec goes full tilt into SAS
  17. Oracle patches fail to cover security risk
  18. Aruba promises portable business LAN
  19. IBM preps new blade systems
  20. Hardware emulation threatens computing revolution
  21. Hardware emulation threatens computing revolution
  22. "Frankenstein" rootkit hits AIM users
  23. Microsoft roars into VoIP market
  24. Oracle and Symantec forced to patch their patches
  25. Brocade launches SAN switch for IBM BladeCenter
  26. Windows to debut anti-rootkit system
  27. Marathon launches low-cost fail-over software
  28. Scali goes multi-core
  29. Cisco jumps into netapp performance market
  30. Google eyes Microsoft and Apple
  31. ClamAV hole sees Linux vendors rush out updates
  32. Latest Explorer and Firefox details leak onto Net
  33. Critics unconvinced by Microsoft source code offer
  34. Critics unconvinced by Microsoft source code offer
  35. Sun calls for cooler data centres
  36. Cool data centres with liquid CO2, says Trox
  37. IBM refreshes mid-range iSeries servers
  38. Sun calls for cooler data centres
  39. Chinese attack Parliament using Windows security hole
  40. Users to blame for Net banking woes
  41. Oracle 'no longer a bastion of security'
  42. Apple releases OS X update
  43. Vista to be available in six versions
  44. Government-backed website aims to promote open source
  45. Patched Mac holed in 30 minutes
  46. Red Hat shows off Enterprise Linux 5
  47. Linux duo in SME push
  48. Low-power dual-core Xeon boosts blade power
  49. Low-power dual-core Xeon boosts blade power
  50. Mac violated by Windows XP
  51. Mandriva co-founder sues own company
  52. Novell unveils SuSE Linux 10
  53. Microsoft CEO takes aim at open-source vendors over patents
  54. 10Gig Ethernet readied for clustering
  55. Azul launches 48-core processor
  56. Free education centre aims to boost virtualisation
  57. Linux loses to Windows in ex-Unix shops
  58. VMware opens up virtual machine format
  59. Marathon launches fail-over update
  60. Survey reveals patching chaos
  61. IBM's System x servers virtualise x86
  62. Softricity upgrades app virtualisation system
  63. IBM launches low-cost mainframe
  64. ISO standard could cool the licence police
  65. Are servers sucking Britain dry?
  66. Novell takes new approach on Linux drivers
  67. Servers grow despite consolidation
  68. EU backtracks on patent law
  69. Rally to speed Vista networking setup
  70. OS-level virtualiser ships with Linux for first time
  71. Pay-as-you-go PCs from Microsoft fail to convince
  72. HP launches entry-level Itanium server
  73. Dell launches new, cooler servers
  74. Data centres get automation revamp
  75. Chip makers look beyond DRAM
  76. Linux kernel update supports Niagara
  77. VMware too slow and expensive
  78. VMware too slow and expensive
  79. Munich Linux 'a reality'
  80. Sun to double tape speed and capacity
  81. Microsoft offers Virtual PC for free
  82. VMware slams XenSource-Microsoft deal
  83. Vista less stable than Windows XP
  84. Microsoft embraces XenSource in virtual coup
  85. IBM and AMD to deepen ties?
  86. Smaller offices push users onto the roads
  87. Spanish region goes entirely open source
  88. Red Hat rejects Xen
  89. PlateSpin upgrades VM conversion utility
  90. Pervasive retreats from open-source database
  91. Samsung drive to turbocharge Vista
  92. VMware gets performance monitor
  93. Virtualisation project to build on Red Hat
  94. Mac users can now run multiple OSes
  95. Novell and Red Hat trade insults
  96. Windows Vista the last of its kind
  97. Mozilla cautiously accepts Microsoft handshake
  98. MacBook random shutdown problem highlighted
  99. Sun launches new servers with old processors
  100. DOS lives! Open source reinvents past