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• Sun, Microsoft to unveil Phase one of partnership
• Sun links ISVs with enhanced iForce program
• Claflin calls Cisco technology ‘old, tired’
• Sun sheds light on open source Solaris
• Intel enters 32/64 bit market
• Commentary: Double your gaming
• WLAN sales to jump 90 percent
• Democrats lash out at endorsement of Gates
• The whole shebang
• HP Aust pledges to replace faulty notebook part
• Gates sounds off in Sydney
• Ross Human Directions buys Spherion Group
• Cellnet signs Samsung and Sony
• Licence to change
• Intel finds faulty batch of Grantsdale chipsets
• Vic VAD takes on MIT support role post-IBM
• LCD market grows despite shortages
• Feds to crack down on market power abuse
• Synnex reports 45 percent profit jump
• IBM eyes HP toner cartridge sales
• EMC hires new sales team
• Mac1 becomes six with Wollongong opening
• Microsoft extends NT 4.0 support
• Brightpoint signs Navman GPS
• Resellers sound off over channel credit card
• Midware document management seeks resellers
• Lan 1 spreads word on Iomega
• Sun claims first Australian RFID retail coup
• Siebel weighs channel role for hosted CRM
• The nightmare on integration street
• Ingram pumps up web
• Network Associates up for sale
• Max-SI beefs up Linux practice with Red Hat [updated]
• Certified WiMAX by 2005
• AppleCentre Chatswood branches out
• Wireless set-top box on the way
• TravRoute, Belkin channel Ingram for GPS sales
• Intel to launch Grantsdale
• MAX-SI takes on Red Hat
• Red Hat posts US$10.7M profit
• More merger pain for Bluechip as Muscat departs
• Legend signs Hitachi
• 1.8 billion people will be wireless by 2007
• SCO adds channel support to aid new products
• The hidden jewels of distribution
• Flash replacement could be a decade away
• Review: Microsoft Virtual Server 2005
• Symantec launches SMB security gateway
• Tech Pacific signs Electronic Arts
• Allot beefs up channel
• Sun to open Solaris?
• CA cuts Ingram and ACA Pacific
• Hutchison slashes distributors
• SCO faces tougher IP battle against Novell, IBM
• Juniper jumps into enterprise router market
• SDG claims NAS first of its kind
• Sydney Mac support centre back on track
• SecureData NAS first of its kind
• Ascend signs Gamma
• Brocade hits back at McData accusations
• Domain names - look at your options: NetRegistry
• McData to sign local system integrators
• ASIC shuts Swiss banking webhost
• HP colours channel with $85 million
• MMS, SMS use in business accelerating: IDC
• Reseller gagged in settlement of IBM mainframe dispute
• Synnex BTO facility hitting targets
• Govt assesses ICT skills shortage
• Mobile phone sales way up; Nokia down
• EDS announces Easter replacement
• Swivel strikes WhiteGold in Australia
• Security expected to take larger bite of IT budgets
• Microsoft considered SAP buy
• RFID ready: Sun
• Computex proves crowd pleaser
• Acer to resell HDS storage
• ISV releases MMS-capable server for Exchange, Outlook
• Saint Song lays claim to world’s smallest PC
• Microsoft’s patent plans worry open source providers
• Computex Day 2 -- Pushing the pixels
• Network Box opens a channel
• Sun launches RFID apps, subscription models, new servers and services
• CSC deploys IP telephony
• The birth of the PCI-Express age
• Speedy router to cut gamers’ cables
• LAN Systems sues Alcatel over aged stock stoush
• Sun lays down IBM gauntlet with Fujitsu alliance
• Government business blues
• Service providers to partner vendors in utility computing vision
• Sony updates VAIO and aims for handheld market
• Sun, Fujitsu to jointly develop Solaris and SPARC-based systems
• SMEs slow to network
• Fighting the fees of IT contractor management
• Worms still top threat list: Trend Micro
• InFocus signs IDT for AV channel
• Asia’s online gaming market to hit US$1 billion by 2005