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Azure and cash give Microsoft breathing space

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| www.computerweekly.com
| 17/07/2009

...stripped down browser-based version of Office that will run for free from the cloud, heading-off competition from Google's low-cost cloud-based alternatives to Office. And it revealed new licensing agreements that could save enterprise customers... http://www.computerweekly.com/Articles/2009/07/17/236942/Azure-and-cash-give-Microsoft-breathing-space.htm

Skype allows firms to make cheap calls through SIP PBXs

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| www.computerweekly.com
| 23/03/2009

...SIP PBX owners to benefit from Skype's low-cost calls to fixed phones and mobiles...businesses can benefit from Skype's low-cost global calling rates when placing...enabled PBX; reducing costs with Skype's low-cost global rates Purchase Skype... http://www.computerweekly.com/Articles/2009/03/23/235370/skype-allows-firms-to-make-cheap-calls-through-sip-pbxs.htm

Oracle acquisition of Sun makes strategic sense

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| www.computerweekly.com
| 23/04/2009

...How long will Oracle support and develop Solaris? How will Oracle work with the open source community to develop Sun's low-cost MySQL database? What is Oracle's strategy for Sun's StorageTek business? Will Oracle continue to support Sun... http://www.computerweekly.com/Articles/2009/04/23/235773/oracle-acquisition-of-sun-makes-strategic-sense.htm

IT greats: Innovation is the key to greatness

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| www.computerweekly.com
| 31/10/2006

...system because it maintained a tight proprietary grip on its technology in an effort to maintain total control. Apple's low point in 1993 saw 2,500 staff laid off, but its subsequent rise from the ashes has been one of the biggest corporate... http://www.computerweekly.com/Articles/2006/10/31/219481/it-greats-innovation-is-the-key-to-greatness.htm

IBM looks to the brain to build the efficient computer of the future

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| www.computerweekly.com
| 20/11/2008

...team aims to break the conventional "programmable machine paradigm". Ultimately, the team hopes to rival the brain's low power consumption and small size by using nanoscale devices for synapses and neurons. "This technology stands to bring... http://www.computerweekly.com/Articles/2008/11/20/233490/ibm-looks-to-the-brain-to-build-the-efficient-computer-of-the.htm

Storage data deduplication vendors duke it out

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| www.computerweekly.com
| 20/03/2007

...plans to integrate Avamar's dedupe into its own VTL product, the EMC Disk Library, in the short term. "There's low-lying fruit there, obviously, since we already have the product," Yueh said. However, EMC/Avamar is betting... http://www.computerweekly.com/Articles/2007/03/20/222533/storage-data-deduplication-vendors-duke-it-out.htm

Hot skills: Postpath

In-Depth
| www.computerweekly.com
| 08/09/2008

...has development facilities in Bulgaria. What's it for? PostPath explains that its product supports Exchange's low level network protocols, without using plug-ins. Microsoft's own applications such as Sharepoint and Project, and... http://www.computerweekly.com/Articles/2008/09/08/232237/hot-skills-postpath.htm

IBM and DARPA explore low-power computing

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| www.computerweekly.com
| 08/08/2002

...yesterday. The DoD's Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) will contribute $2m (£1.3m) toward IBM's Low Power Center, a ten-month-old initiative based at IBM's Texas research lab. IBM's agreement with DARPA calls... http://www.computerweekly.com/Articles/2002/08/08/188924/ibm-and-darpa-explore-low-power-computing.htm

Intel and Philips plan new breed of consumer devices

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| www.computerweekly.com
| 03/09/2002

...player, and lack other media technologies such as video. The new devices will be able to take advantage of the PXA250's low power consumption and 32-bit embedded processing power, said Mike Iannitti, director of Intel's extended computing... http://www.computerweekly.com/Articles/2002/09/03/189382/intel-and-philips-plan-new-breed-of-consumer-devices.htm

Shortages could affect Indian offshoring take up

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| www.computerweekly.com
| 13/09/2005

...improve their salaries. The analyst said a shortfall in qualified personnel will increase salaries overall and India’s low-wage advantage over other countries will be eroded. Gartner added that service quality and security issues would also... http://www.computerweekly.com/Articles/2005/09/13/211763/shortages-could-affect-indian-offshoring-take-up.htm

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CA's Low Carbon Fuel Standard Regulation Is Approved

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| 28/04/2009

...Username: Password: Sign Up Home › News › CA's Low Carbon Fuel Standard Regulation Is Approved California...Regional Transportation Master Plan for Tampa Released CA's Low Carbon Fuel Standard Regulation Is Approved Australian... http://www.planetizen.com/node/38535

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