Intel wins key ruling in class-action suit

Court-appointed 'special master' rejects class-action status and plaintiffs' claims that PC buyers were harmed by discounts Intel offered to manufacturers

5 lessons for win-win open source projects

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IBM acquires storage compression company

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Dell, HP to resell rival Oracle's operating systems on x86 servers

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TSMC sales, profit hit all-time highs in second quarter

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The hysterical cancer campaign against cell phones

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CRM prominent on Google Apps marketplace

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Report: Trade policies force transfer of tech expertise to China

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Update: Adobe acquires Web software maker for $240 million

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Google removes cloud security barrier for the government

With Google Apps for Government, federal agencies have a green light to explore the cloud for productivity apps

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