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Bill Gates: A New Approach to Capitalism in the 21st Century 28 January, 2008 07:12:19
Transcript of Gates speech, and a Q&A at World Economic Forum in Davos, SwitzerlandAs you all may know, in July I'll make a big career change. I'm not worried; I believe I'm still marketable. I'm a self-starter, I'm proficient in Microsoft Office. I guess that's it. Also I'm learning how to give money away. - +
3Com's CEO sees company as a US-Asia trendsetter 24 December, 2007 07:57:45
Edgar Masri sees open source as a differentiator with CiscoEdgar Masri, now the president and CEO of 3Com, rejoined the networking company in August 2006 after six years at Matrix Partners, a venture capital firm. Before that, he was general manager of 3Com's network systems business unit. Since his return, the company has acquired 100% of its former joint venture with China-based H3C Technologies Co., formerly known as Huawei, and announced that it is being bought by Bain Capital Partners, a private investment firm, for US$2.2 billion in cash. As the company looks to go private, Masri, 49, talked with Computerworld about how 3Com has grown, how it hopes to take on Cisco and the importance of open source. - +
Networking's greatest debates in the Data Center 29 October, 2007 07:34:19
All time classic debates include Mac Vs PC, Tape storage vs. disk storage and AMD vs. IntelA look at the greatest all time Data Center controversies in the history of the networking industry. - +
The year ahead 21 December, 2007 06:47:49
ARN takes a look at some of the industry's top technology and trend predictions for 2008Unified communications and IP telephony, virtualisation and SMB were on the lips of almost every IT vendor this year, but what will be the biggest technologies and trends next year? ARN asked a cross-section of the community for their predictions on what would be hot in 2008. - +
Five tips for low-energy business computing 02 January, 2008 07:00:27
Energy efficiency isn't just for the data center. Here's how to save some greenbacks by powering down out front.First, the data center dialed back its power consumption. Now it's the front office's turn.
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EMC will double its investment in China to US$1 billion by 2012, making it the second major U.S. technology company in a week to expand its commitment to the Asian giant.
The additional input will be used to open a new research and development center in Beijing, EMC's second in China. An existing center opened in Shanghai in 2006. The investment will also be put towards expanding the company's sales and service operations in the country. The move was announced by EMC Chairman, President and CEO Joe Tucci, during a visit to Beijing.
Earlier this week, Cisco Systems doubled its own financial commitment to China from US$8 billion to US$16 billion over the next three to five years, with the bulk of that coming from increased manufacturing and procurement, along with additional spending for venture capital and customer financing.
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La Trobe University partnered with Dimension Data to deploy Windows Server 2008 and Network Access Protection technology to improve their existing network security solution.









