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• Microsoft designs chip that scales from datacentre to mobile handset
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• HP and Accenture suffer most as IT services spend declines
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• Sophos to sell majority stake to Apax Partners
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• Parliament wants computer game to engage youth in democracy
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• EXCLUSIVE: NetApp document Tip EMC's Celerra, Clariion to go EOL in 2010, successor to emerge in Q3
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