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    McAfee targets VMware server virtualization security 16 September, 2008 10:37:00

    Company’s VMware server security suite gets 50 percent discount
    In a bid to make it attractive to deploy its security software in virtual machine environments, McAfee Monday disclosed a cut-rate pricing strategy for its server-based software products when used on VMware ESX servers.
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    Intel experiences strong Australian channel server sales 25 August, 2008 09:17:00

    Small businesses are increasingly adopting server technology to improve business productivity
    Intel Australia is attributing a 20 per cent increase in server sales over the past three quarters to an influx of new channel players.
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    Microsoft releases feature-complete Hyper-V beta 20 March, 2008 08:25:18

    Virtualization technology "in the home stretch," vendor says
    Microsoft Wednesday released a feature-complete beta of its Hyper-V virtualization technology, which is an add-on to Windows Server 2008.
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    Suit over Intel chip speeds pushed back 03 December, 2007 08:05:16

    An Illinois judge threw out a ruling that would have launched a nationwide class-action lawsuit against Intel for misrepresenting the speed of Pentium 4 chips.
    Intel had a legal reprieve Thursday when an Illinois judge threw out a state appeals court ruling that would have launched a US-wide class-action lawsuit against the company over Pentium 4 processors.
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    Only four suppliers survive NSW notebook cull 14 September, 2007 12:17:57

    Acer, HP, Lenovo and ASI in; Dell and Toshiba notable absentees
    Just four manufacturers - Acer, HP, Lenovo and local box-builder ASI Solutions - will get the chance to sell notebooks to NSW agencies as the result of a government supplier cull announced today.
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    Altech gets Killer gaming product 21 May, 2007 10:17:50

    Distributor strikes agreement with BigFoot to round out gaming range
    Altech Computers has landed an exclusive distribution deal with Bigfoot Networks to take on its Killer Network Interface Card (NIC).
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    Microsoft: Vista Capable site description unchanged 11 April, 2007 07:42:12

    Microsoft claims it has not changed wording around Windows Vista Capable on a Web site, despite reports it had
    Despite reports to the contrary, Microsoft said Tuesday it has not changed wording at its Web site to explain more clearly how hardware with a "Windows Vista Capable" label will perform when running the OS, in light of a class-action lawsuit filed against the vendor last week.
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    Sun to refile DRAM price fixing suit 10 April, 2007 08:12:33

    A US federal judge threw out Sun's price-fixing lawsuit against Hynix and other DRAM makers
    Sun Microsystems is promising to file a new lawsuit after a federal judge threw out a complaint that Hynix Semiconductor and other manufacturers of dynamic RAM (DRAM) illegally inflated their prices.
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    AMD will restructure business after earnings drop 10 April, 2007 09:45:09

    AMD has warned investors that it would restructure its business model after lowering its first-quarter earnings forecast
    Ten days before it is due to report earnings, AMD has warned investors that it would restructure its business model in reaction to a steep drop in quarterly revenue
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    Judge gives Intel more time to find missing e-mail 10 April, 2007 07:56:10

    A court has granted Intel seven extra days to explain to a judge why it lost e-mail records in the AMD antitrust case
    A court has granted Intel seven extra days to explain to a judge why it lost email records that could provide proof that the chipmaker used anticompetitive practices as alleged by AMD.
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    Apple unveils octa-core Mac Pro 05 April, 2007 08:57:03

    Apple allows customers to build eight core Mac Pros
    Apple has added an option to its Mac Pro desktop line that lets customers build out systems equipped with two of Intel's fastest quad-core Xeon processors, marking the first time users have been able to buy a Mac powered by eight -- yes, eight -- processor cores.
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