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Microsoft hunts for zombie spammers

Maritime industry next up to catch RFID wave

Motorola, Intel jointly promote WiMAX

Fujitsu swings to H1 profit on software services

Microsoft revises individual certifications

Friday, 28th October 2005

	Microsoft hunts for zombie spammers
	Maritime industry next up to catch RFID wave
	Motorola, Intel jointly promote WiMAX
	Fujitsu swings to H1 profit on software services
	Microsoft revises individual certifications

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Microsoft hunts for zombie spammers
Microsoft is investigating 13 spam operations it believes sent millions of junk mail messages through a single PC. More...

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Maritime industry next up to catch RFID wave
One of the world's largest shipping concerns plan to conduct a track-and-trace, RFID supply chain pilot program in Asia in a move that underscores an unprecedented wave of RFID adoption in the maritime industry. More...

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Motorola, Intel jointly promote WiMAX
Efforts to move the WiMAX wide area wireless technology forward received a shot in the arm when Intel and Motorola announced they will collaborate to promote the spread of the emerging technology. More...

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Fujitsu swings to H1 profit on software services
TOKYO (Reuters) - Japan's Fujitsu said on Thursday it swung to a profit in the first half, buoyed by its software services business and strong telecoms-related demand, but it stood by its full-year outlook. More...

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Microsoft revises individual certifications
Microsoft has announced a revised lineup of individual certifications with a sharper focus on acknowledging IT staff for their deeper skills and expertise. More...

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