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• Intel exec: next chipsets are biggest leap in 10 years
• ComNet shows its cards in wireless push
• ACA moves to encourage telco competition
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• Email hoax targets federal police
• Sony to lead digital home drive: IDC
• Alstom IT buyout nears completion
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• Sun drops prices across the board
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• Queensland Tomato further ripens investments
• Microsoft confirms source code leak
• Volante, Ipex merger approved
• Robust growth in Aussie PC market
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• Microsoft probes source code leak rumour
• Aust websites beware: Privacy Commissioner
• WAN performance firm opens Melbourne office
• Telstra cost cutting program boosts profit
• Datacom takes SolNet staff
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• CA re-distributes channel plans
• Business still unsure about software licensing
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• SCO-Novell dispute to halt Linux lawsuit, expert claims
• Wholesale ISPs must lift their game
• SBS value-add lures Microsoft resellers
• Kazaa applies for Anton Piller order to be set aside
• Sun refreshes server line
• EMC’s search for the holy grail
• ACCC sweeps up scams
• Linksys signs Tech Pac
• Swiftel broadband orders accelerate
• UK reseller opens Sydney doors
• Nokia to take majority stake in Symbian
• IBM updates ThinkPad
• ServicePoint to acquire Allied
• Former reseller's directors sentenced for deception
• Hagemeyer signs Casio to fill Minolta hole
• Business Objects reports outstanding Q4
• HP ramps up channel marketing role
• Six staff go from Integ
• No Apple Next Byte for Bondi mall
• Request to pump $1.5m into channels
• LogicaCMG, Avanade heads shuffled
• Windows XP 64-Bit for AMD systems previewed
• Microsoft unveils help-desk certification
• RFID integration may surpass product revenue
• HP buys two more firms in automation drive
• Critical flaws found in Check Point apps
• NZ goes Parallel with HP in Australia
• Toyota agrees to correct website: ACCC
• Sun signs Australian StarOffice trainers
• Light shone on LCD shortage tunnel
• Adobe, local channel join forces
• Oracle ups PeopleSoft ante to US$9.4 billion
• W3C publishes web voice standard
• Maxtor to beef up global channels
• Hitachi cuts HDD losses
• Microsoft faces Mydoom and lives
• Perth’s iiNet renews Asia Netcom networking deal
• Peripherals distributor expands to NZ
• CSC nabs WA police deal
• LAN 1 signs Fortinet
• Industry attacks draft bush broadband incentives
• ACS withdraws 3G survey, apologises to Hutchison
• Unwired begins $3m fibre broadband rollout
• Harvey Norman bundles free hotspot access with notebooks
• Microsoft under pressure
• Zultys releases Linux softphone
• Truce called in Java war
• Aust joins global spam battle