AMD tops out low-power mobile 64-bit chip range

AMD has upped the ante for its low-power Mobile AMD Athlon 64 processor range, aimed at the small and thin ultra-portable notebook market. The new 3000+ model clocks 2.0 GHz and comes with 512KB of level 2 cache. ...more

Google launches intranet search technology in Europe

Two years after its introduction in the US, Google is launching its Search Appliance across Europe. The 'Google in a box' solution promises to provide a Google-like performance for documents held inside corporate intranets. Although public search from the likes of Google and Yahoo! have increased by leaps and bounds over the past few years, the internal search has lagged behind. ...more

City of Bath to host wireless experiment

The City of Bath, more famous for its Roman Spa and Jane Austen than the cutting edge of the information society, is to host a series of experiments to test new city-wide services based on wireless technology. The University of Bath is to conduct a research project which will see the historic city offer a range of technologies that could affect the direction of future wireless applications. Costing $1. ...more

DMCA version 2.0 released

File sharers in the US could face spend more time in gaol than people convicted for manslaughter if a proposed extension to the controversial Digital Millennium Copyright Act is adopted. DMCA 2.0 would set a maximum prison sentence of 10 years for 'non-commercial copyright infringement'. ...more

Internet Explorer suffers .HTA critical flaw

There is another security hole in Internet Explorer to be aware of. Reported by one Jeffrey van der Stad, the vulnerability in Internet Explorer is caused by a problem in handling .HTA files (HTML Applications). ...more