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  • Sequential growth shows PBX sales could be back on track
  • McAfee UK channel boss outlines plans to extend reseller capabilities
  • Ingram Micro UK profits halved in 2008
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  • Analysis: Combating counterfeit consumables
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  • Packard Bell recalls potentially hazardous notebooks
  • UK server market back on its feet
  • Cisco boss talks of recovery and further acquisitions
  • Micro Focus acquisitions bolster H1 revenue
  • DSGi closes Equanet Surbiton office
  • Kaspersky Labs sets out SME market ambitions
  • SecureWorks acquires dns
  • Kavanagh criticises HP as it adds HDS to line-up
  • Netbook sales grow across Europe
  • SSD - the real winner against HDD?
  • Amazon swiftly kicks shop talk into touch
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  • Packaged cloud apps overpriced and lack choice
  • Daisy hit by loss but remains hungry for acquisitions
  • HP fills head of UK PSG role with former Dell man
  • Linux the solitary positive for Novell
  • Worst may be over despite EMEA server sales decline in Q3
  • Cisco gets shareholder backing to complete Tandberg deal
  • Corporate PC refresh not the tonic of old says Acer
  • Seagate gives Tech Data the heave ho
  • BT pledges £30m to Northern Ireland broadband project
  • Securing Windows 7 a major challenge for 2010
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  • HP UK staff to down tools over job cuts and pay freezes
  • Microsoft names and shames reseller pirates
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  • Radware to make Alteon a billion-dollar business
  • Acer sets sights on server space via Gateway brand
  • Windows 7 gives PC market a boost
  • SMB uptake to drive web conference services in 2010s
  • Analysis: Windows 7 gives PC market a boost
  • Private clouds set to dominate horizon for next few years
  • Server market stabilising despite continued declines
  • Microsoft security update triggers black screen of death
  • Private clouds set to dominate horizon for next couple of years
  • Will the IT department die if it does not build private clouds now?
  • Accounting software market still to touch large chunk of SME sector
  • Ingram finalises CCD acquisition
  • Computacenter completes Thesaurus acquisition
  • Update: Computacenter set to acquire insolvent Thesaurus
  • UPS market has the power to perform
  • Ingram Micro plans to extend cloud services beyond the US
  • Buying Solutions moves to stem criticism of tender process
  • Azlan grabs Cisco Unified Computing Solutions portfolio
  • Reseller demand for Dell PCs ''not strong'' says Tech Data CEO
  • UK still lagging behind in broadband stakes
  • Computacenter buys becom Informationssysteme
  • BSF projects climb on back of election uncertainty
  • Reseller demand for Dell PCs "not strong" says Tech Data
  • Oracle faces EU to argue for Sun merger
  • DSGi Business sales down by a third
  • HP Hunter handed channel reins for PSG
  • European performance buoys Blue Coat Q2
  • BSF buying and bidding process to be reviewed
  • Brocade full-year sales up on networking surge
  • Tech Data cautious on spending outlook
  • BSA doubles rewards for London whistle blowers
  • HP warns of printer supply woes until the end of the year
  • Web the security threat platform of choice
  • Azlan grabs Walker for server and storage team
  • Computerlinks adds Web 2.0 protection
  • IT sector shows improvement as financial strength returns
  • Ciena picks up Nortel units
  • RM builds on Building Schools initiative
  • Nokia Siemens bows out of latest Nortel auction
  • Missing link for storage evolution
  • Investing in the economic recovery
  • Eye-candy laptop offers sexy specs for gamers
  • Adobe CS4 is set to pack a punch
  • Which? picks Avaya for call centre upgrade
  • Meru picks Westcon for UK distie contract
  • EU gives Oracle extra time to justify Sun merger
  • Dell sees incoming PC refresh
  • Ingram Micro unveils SAM strategy
  • Microsoft calls on developers to add value to Windows 7
  • EU blesses Avaya Nortel marriage
  • HP staff vote to strike
  • Digital Economy Bill outlined in Queen's speech
  • WatchGuard appoints Sphinx as it moves into web protection software
  • Renucci takes the helm of restructured KCOM business
  • Opening up security
  • Government and BT fund high-speed broadband in Northern Ireland
  • NHS IT scheme to be scaled back
  • Northamber downbeat on Q1 performance
  • Microsoft puts meat on Azure bones
  • Sony makes AIT kit to order
  • TSG back on acquisition trail
  • TSG back on the acquisition trail
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