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TODAY ON iTnews.com.au:    Microsoft, Yahoo to link instant message services   Strong mobile sales boost AMD earnings   Lucent, Global Crossing move ahead on IPv6   BEA acquires RFID-tech vendor ConnecTerra
Wednesday, 12th October 2005
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  • Microsoft, Yahoo to link instant message services
  • Strong mobile sales boost AMD earnings
  • Lucent, Global Crossing move ahead on IPv6
  • BEA acquires RFID-tech vendor ConnecTerra
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    Microsoft, Yahoo to link instant message services
    Microsoft and Yahoo are preparing to link together their free instant messaging services as they take on entrenched messaging leader AOL and market newcomer Google, a source close to the companies said on Tuesday. More...

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    Strong mobile sales boost AMD earnings
    Strong processor sales -- particularly in the mobile space -- helped Advanced Micro Devices boost its third quarter net income by a whopping 73 percent. More...

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    Lucent, Global Crossing move ahead on IPv6
    Lucent Technologies this week said it has been chosen by Europe’s TeliaSonera to prepare the European communications service provider for large-scale migration to the next Internet Protocol generation in 2006. More...

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    BEA acquires RFID-tech vendor ConnecTerra
    BEA has agreed to acquire ConnecTerra, a privately held software maker in the field of electronic tracking of goods in supply chains. More...

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