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EMC, Symantec, HP show storage software slides

Fujitsu pulls wraps off virtualisation for SAP

Apple prepares for showtime

Storage software market grew 8.6 percent in Q2

Yahoo gives free conferencing to 80 million IM users

Hacker threat to Sony PlayStation Portable

EU widens Intel antitrust probe

NSW Police, Fujitsu in $14m CAD contract

RSA Security: Passwords still no good

Engin queried over share price

Celebs bigger than sex in adware war

Eve Online sets gaming supercomputer cluster record

Tuesday, 12th September 2006

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	EMC, Symantec, HP show storage software slides
	Fujitsu pulls wraps off virtualisation for SAP
	Apple prepares for showtime
	Storage software market grew 8.6 percent in Q2
	Yahoo gives free conferencing to 80 million IM users
	Hacker threat to Sony PlayStation Portable
	EU widens Intel antitrust probe
	NSW Police, Fujitsu in $14m CAD contract
	RSA Security: Passwords still no good
	Engin queried over share price
	Celebs bigger than sex in adware war
	Eve Online sets gaming supercomputer cluster record

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