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Windows XP SP2 respite to end

Wi-Fi brings broadband to rural Washington

Cisco to acquire P-Cube for $200 million

Best Software strategizes for midmarket dominance

Oracle moves to monthly patching schedule

Nortel chief discusses why enterprise stays

FCC sets interim network-sharing rules

Airespace partnership targets WLAN security

Nortel to lay off 10% of staff

U.K. government to extend 3-year contract with Microsoft

NetSuite relaunches, Oracle delays small-business suite

Tech industry split in its political donations

Novell wins 12-year-long patent infringement charge

Google has strong first day of public trading

New worm uses IM to lure victims

Microsoft fixes XP SP2 patching flaw

Japanese bank taps RFID for document security

Chinese standards face off against market forces

Carrier group seeks fee overhaul

Researchers find holes in XP SP2

NetRatings: Broadband users a majority in U.S.

Google gets IPO green light from SEC

Ford kills ‘Everest’ procurement software system

Spruced up 64-bit Windows beta ready

Lindows postpones IPO indefinitely

Real slashes song prices in online music battle

HP WORLD – Livermore: No need for HP-UX on x86

IBM adds four-way 550 server to i5 product line

Pentagon uses Linux for battlefield simulations

Microsoft set to ship refreshed integration server

Netscape browser update released

Level 3 snares major IP VPN deal

Sears to run voice, data, video over MPLS-based network.

In brief: Whole lotta CDMA customers

Utility company powers up savings

In brief: Apple updates OS X

Vendors target remote-access security

In brief: Postini beefs up spam blocker

Technology testers

San Jose scandal highlights issues in government buying

HP focuses on enhanced virtualization

Wireless vendors try defining MIMO

News briefs: Big Blue bulks up

Companies play nice in front of W3C

Vanquish fights the economics of spam

Alcatel switches gain security support

FDA reads riot act to device makers

Still no word from ET

Windows users put on defensive by SP2

Symantec releases patching tool

China’s Red Flag Linux to focus on enterprise