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Articles in Sept 3, 1999, issue of Computergram International

• Apple Must Rely on Motorola for Chips Now AltiVec is Key
• ISS Buys Nextel to Boost Its Managed Security Services
• Alpha Is Small Market for Exchange
• Aventail Target ISPs With Extranet Client Security
• Filtronic to Raise $113m for Ambitious GaAs Production Plan
• Technology Could Step In if ICANN Stumbles >BY Nick Patience
• Intergraph Wants Buyers for Business Units, Cuts 400 Jobs
• Red Hat Sets Up Shop in Japan
• Ilog Is Leading Component Software Vendor Says IDC
• No Internet Tracking Stock for Microsoft - at Least for Now
• Schlumberger Provides Smartcards to Belgian E-Purse Scheme
• ImageCafe Offers Web Sites to Go for Small Businesses
• ChannelWave Seeks More Funding for PRM Push
• 4Front Claims to be Ahead of Revenue Target
• Register.com Hits One Million Registrations in 20 Months
• Navara Helps Mobile Workers Talk to Remedy's Call Center
• De La Rue Sells Smartcard Division
• Hypercom Expands into Germany With Frankfurt Office
• Lucent Takes Mosaix Beyond the Call Center
• Avnet Pays $60m for UK Distributor
• MobilCom Buys Comtech and Plans Free PC Internet Offering
• Nintendo's Game Boy Grows Up
• Earnings Report: Sema Group Plc
• BBC Launches ISP Despite Criticism
• Nexus Looks Beyond SAP; Partners With Exodus for ASP Market
• IBM Fuels Its Network Flame With New Chips and R&D Center >BY Phil Jones
  by Phil Jones
• Ballmer Says Msoft Employees Not Fired Up Should be Fired
• Lego Software Broadcast Via Satellite
• Microsoft Says Web-Based Office Software is on the Way
• Fujitsu Launches FireWire MO Drive
• Will MAJC Be Third Time Lucky for Sun?
• Yahoo Flattens Excite in Ratings War
• Belluzzo Takes Charge of Msoft Consumer and Commerce Group
• SAP Releases Business Information Warehouse 2.0
• VIA to Benefit From Intel's PC133 Backdown?
• Racal to Relieve London Bottleneck With New Ring