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• The Good Guys take serious aim at ASX listing

  Appoints Credit Suisse, Goldman Sachs and UBS

• The Upload: Your tech news briefing for Tuesday, July 7

  Privacy group wants Google to forget more... Programmer escapes vampire squid... Self-driving cars evade human menace

• US judge dimisses second conviction of ex-Goldman Sachs coder

  Sergey Aleynikov improperly copied code but did not violate the law he was charged with

• SDN start-up stitches together Clouds

  A software-defined networking start-up called Avni Networks has emerged from stealth mode proposing accelerated deployment of applications and services spanning private, public or hybrid clouds.

• M2 acquires New Zealand ISP Call Plus for $245 million

  Expects acquisition to add more than NZ$250 million revenue

• Tim Cook speaks: Apple Watch, Apple Pay, and what he really thinks of Android

  On Apple Watch: "One of the surprises people are going to have is the breadth of what it will do"

Interviews about goldman sachs

• OpenDaylight Executive Director spells out where this open source SDN efforts stands

  Neela Jacques explains where the standards stand

Features about goldman sachs

• Standards are coming for containers

  A group of leading tech vendors has joined the Open Container Project to create a standard container format.

• What if Microsoft threw an iPad Office party, and no one came?

  Even if customers don't pour billions into Microsoft's coffers, supporting rival mobile platforms is crucial to the company's future, analysts say

• Microsoft claims 200M Windows 8 licenses sold, but how many are in use?

  Calculations show that between 165M and 184M are being used to access the Web

• Perspective: Microsoft hedges on Office for iPad, cites 'thoughtful' decisions

  Company's top marketing exec talks up Office's power to make Windows special

• Think different: Apple's $17B debt offers stark contrast to 1996's junk bonds

  17 years ago, Apple was on the brink of disaster, and its junk bonds reflected the unease over its future with Windows dominant

• Opinion: Does hardware matter anymore?

  Hardware is often an afterthought in the enterprise and likely to be driven as much by employees' preferences as by centralided IT planning