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Prosecutors offer plea deal to ex-HP chairman

IBM net gains on software acquisitions, contracts

Researchers promise cheaper nano-scale chips

Trend Micro preps Vista security suite

Apple iPhone could cannibalise iPod sales

Global enthusiasm for home networking soars

NEC unveils latest high-def DVD chipsets

Computer Sciences to test chemical weapons vaccine

Seagate revs up drive speeds to 15K

Friday, 19th January 2007

Headlines

	JD Edwards demand soars in Australia
	Prosecutors offer plea deal to ex-HP chairman
	IBM net gains on software acquisitions, contracts
	Researchers promise cheaper nano-scale chips
	Trend Micro preps Vista security suite
	Apple iPhone could cannibalise iPod sales
	Global enthusiasm for home networking soars
	NEC unveils latest high-def DVD chipsets
	Computer Sciences to test chemical weapons vaccine
	Seagate revs up drive speeds to 15K

Tim Lohman,
Editor

This afternoon, uptake of Oracle’s JD Edwards applications has grown across Australia, according to the database giant.

Also making news, California state prosecutors have offered to drop felony charges as part of a plea deal with former HP chairman Patricia Dunn and four other defendants in a boardroom leak scandal.

Mail your comments on this afternoon’s news:

editor@itnews.com.au

Breaking News

Applications

JD Edwards demand soars in Australia
Oracle claims it has gained new Australian customers for its JD Edwards applications
By Staff Writers

Government/Law

Prosecutors offer plea deal to ex-HP chairman
California state prosecutors have offered to drop felony charges as part of a plea deal with former Hewlett-Packard Chairman Patricia Dunn and four other defendants in the company's boardroom leak scandal, a defense attorney said Thursday.
By Reuters null

Finance

IBM net gains on software acquisitions, contracts
SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - IBM, the world's largest technology services company, said on Thursday that quarterly profit rose, helped by a string of software-company acquisitions and big services contracts.
By Philipp Gollner

Hardware

Researchers promise cheaper nano-scale chips
Nano-imprint breakthrough paves way for smaller, cheaper circuits.
By Robert Jaques

Security

Trend Micro preps Vista security suite
Internet Security 2007 for Vista to ship on 30 January.
By Robert Jaques

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