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  • HP launches Compaq server and desktop products
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  • Senate signs $100m outsourcing deal
  • Sun to offer customised systems
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  • Banks trial MasterCard's SMS anti-fraud alert
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  • Siemens denies sale of US optical and access business
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  • Far East researches multi-mode 3G on silicon
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