Apple denies Universal bid
Apple boss Steve Jobs has broken his golden rule of never commenting on rumours by going out of his way to deny reports that Apple may buy Vivendi Universal's record labe...
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IBM gets set for computing 'on-demand
IBM is building up management consulting services tailored to specific industries to bolster a key part of its on-demand computing initiative.
The services, from IBM's...
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Universal Music bid takes Apple away from its core business
Apple fans take note, the Mac manufacturer appears to be distancing itself from its computing business with the mooted purchase of Universal Music - the largest of the re...
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Swedes plump for Itanium
Hewlett-Packard has sold 90 dual-processor Itanium 2 machines to the Royal Institute of Technology, Sweden's largest engineering school, for use in a wide variety of inte...
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Amazon's Bezos passes up raise and bonus
Amazon founder and CEO Jeff Bezos has passed up a pay raise and bonus for a fifth straight year, but he did manage to cash in on millions of dollars in options, according...
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Yahoo sits on $2bn hoard
Yahoo is sitting on a $2bn cash hoard that could provide an ample war chest for acquisitions in the coming months, according to analysts.
Boosting the once-beleaguere...
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Itanium gets revamped Linux supercomputer software
Researchers at the National Partnership for Advanced Computational Infrastructure have built full Itanium support into software that can be used to assemble supercomputer...
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Nokia axes 1,800 staff
Despite cutting 550 jobs just two months ago, mobile phone giant Nokia has announced it is to make a further 1,800 redundancies in its struggling networks division.
Th...
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Microsoft launches Real Time Communications Server
Microsoft today plans to announce that its Greenwich software will be renamed Microsoft Real Time Communications Server 2003. It will be rolled out in the first half of t...
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