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IBM's mainframe momentum continues
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Microsoft opens up Live Meeting
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Five countries to get cheap Windows XP
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Gateway alumnus resurfaces at HP
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Sun, Microsoft join on Web app standard
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Congressional economists tackle copyright issues
Don't be tied to old rules or big companies, but watch out for unintended consequences, Budget Office says.
Windows update hits file-sharing networks
Peer-to-peer advocates say the technology is about more than just swapping copyrighted music and video. Really.
Macromedia readies ColdFusion update
Electronic forms capabilities added to application server.
Healthy sales lift Cisco's profit
The networking gear maker reports better sales and profit in the fourth quarter, bolstered by rising corporate demand.
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HP notebook executive leaving for Dell
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Report: ZigBee wireless set to swarm
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Microsoft plugs hole in Exchange
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Federal Reserve raises rate by quarter point
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