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AP - Sun Microsystems to cut up to 6,000 workers, 18 percent of global staff.
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Analysis: AMD Finally Playing to Its Strengths
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PC Magazine - The real message of AMD's analyst meeting: the company has regained its focus. AMD won't chase the enterprise with its client platforms, and executives say they'll forego the lowest end of the market. It's profitability or bust.
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IBM Will Bring Broadband Access To Rural America
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NewsFactor - IBM has been tapped by International Broadband Electric Communications to bring broadband access to rural areas. In a deal worth nearly $10 million, Big Blue will team up with IBEC to install Broadband over Power Lines (BPL) networks at electric cooperatives throughout the Eastern United States, the companies said Wednesday. Electric co-ops are private, independent electric utilities owned by the members they serve.
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Adobe bolsters streaming Flash
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InfoWorld - Adobe Systems is adding dynamic streaming, which adjusts to the bandwidth rate on the desktop, and DVR capability to its Flash Media Server for streaming of Flash content.
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Summary Box: Sun Microsystems slashes jobs
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AP - SUN DOWN: Still not fully recovered from the dot-com bust eight years ago, Sun Microsystems Inc. is being walloped by this economic downturn. In response the company plans to cut as many as 6,000 jobs — 18 percent of its work force.
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