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• Wireless broadband bar lowered for infrastructure providers
• Ingram sales up 15 percent
• Verykios meditates as LAN gets new GM
• IBM’s Linux lab in ACT to grow
• Google auctions off shares
• Spyware problems loom larger
• BMC buys Marimba for US$239m
• Windows XP SP2 delay confirmed
• Sony extends notebook range to IT channel
• Dell to open direct stores [UPDATED]
• Resellers get Unwired in time for Sydney launch
• F5 hails death of IPsec VPN remote access
• Thatcher defects to Auto-I.T.
• Web Advance goes nowhere fast
• ASI and Defence strike $2m deal
• Lanlink staffer dies after motorcycle accident
• Alcatel readies partners for unified communications push
• Web company Singos for its supper
• Cyclades comes south of the border
• Network Associates sells Sniffer, changes name to McAfee
• Linksys cranks up in OZ
• Good year predicted for semiconductor market
• Veritas announces pricing changes
• Cisco reports security flaws in routers, switches
• Distributor slams rival’s tactics
• Aussie businesses love DSL: IDC
• Acer beefs up retail with Retravision
• Webjet sub-licenses .NET services platform to Harvey World Travel
• Tech Pac beefs up home strategy
• Epson triples POS channel
• Security: It's getting hot in here!
• Server printing software developer adds Alstom IT
• Xerox takes step towards roll-up plastic displays
• Vendors praise AlphaWest, Aston and Data#3
• Symbol pumps up indirect sales
• Symbol scraps direct sales for channel model
• ChannelWorx to push Trend Micro anti-virus box
• Average PC plagued by 28 pieces of spyware
• Froggy director goes to gaol
• Apple a day keeps outsourcing away
• Telstra chairman resigns
• Fast iPod sales fuel Apple
• Lindows renamed Linspire
• Asia-Pacific sales boost AMD
• Procurement outsourcing takes lead
• Intel just misses Q1 forecast
• Huge number of Windows vulnerabilities exposed
• Ingram Micro mulls over program revamp
• auDA applauds court decision
• IT&T not accounting for business
• Infosys tops US$1B in revenue
• Dicker steps down
• Plain sailing for newly-listed Alphawest
• Sydney company extends $40m Telstra support deal
• Future-proofing wireless with emerging technologies
• New allegations arise on Hyundai hijacking
• RFID hype off the scale, says reseller
• Broadband becomes mainstream in the US
• PBA adds sixth service provider
• Business as usual post-Telstra buyout, claims KAZ
• Microsoft’s first open source post
• ASI adds document management apps
• It’s official: Telstra to snap up KAZ
• Aussie subsidiary sells mobile phone games to China
• Intel, AMD 64-bit chips compatible....almost
• Mid-day approaches for Sun as partners gather
• Computer Disposals ceases trading
• Yankee group disputes Linux' claim to lower cost
• Wild about wireless
• Brisbane Byte Power launches Hong Kong HP deal
• Telstra eyes possible $400m KAZ takeover
• Printer sales to keep falling: IDC
• Quadtel resurrection falls through
• Sun, Microsoft pact viewed as 'Unholy Alliance'
• Veritas tweaks channel
• ISP digs deeper into managed services
• ComputerLand takes Acer in Tasmania
• Dynamic grey-marketing not fair: rival
• Ericsson raises margin forecasts
• Oracle facing EU anti-trust music
• IBM heats up on-demand Candle
• FaCS outsources IT services for $10.8M
• Telstra does broadband backflip
• No interconnect autumn for Equinix
• LG to reduce distributors, signs Altech
• Microsoft releases Paint source code