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Bits: I.B.M. Ups Its Bet on Business Recovery Services

I.B.M. is spending $300 million to build 13 data centers around the world, dedicated to helping corporate customers keep their businesses running despite calamity.

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21.08.2008 10:03:10 - NYT > Technology

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JDS Uniphase Reports a Wider Loss

JDS Uniphase said that its fiscal fourth-quarter loss had widened on a write-down related to acquisitions and patent and litigation charges.

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21.08.2008 08:26:40 - NYT > Technology

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World Business Briefing | Europe: Ericsson and STMicro Units to Combine

Ericsson and STMicroelectronics have agreed to combine their wireless chip and software businesses into a new joint venture that will compete to supply cellphone handset makers.

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21.08.2008 07:33:06 - NYT > Technology

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DealBook: Video Game Deal Clears Antitrust Hurdle

The Federal Trade Commission has ended its antitrust investigation into Electronic Arts’ proposal to buy Take Two. Electronic Arts withdrew its offer on Monday but the sides agreed to hold more talks.

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21.08.2008 07:11:26 - NYT > Technology

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Bits: Yahoo and Intel to Bring Interactive Applications to TV Sets

Intel and Yahoo announced a partnership Wednesday to use widget technology to bring interactive Internet applications to televisions.

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21.08.2008 07:11:17 - NYT > Technology

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Intel Moves to Free Gadgets of Their Recharging Cords

Intel has made progress in a technology that could lead to the wireless recharging of gadgets and the end of the power-cord spaghetti behind electronic devices.

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21.08.2008 06:35:42 - NYT > Technology

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Bits: Four Reasons Our Printers Are Getting Dusty

Consumer printer sales are flat. Are home printers just not as necessary any more?

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21.08.2008 04:28:12 - NYT > Technology

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Hewlett’s Printing Business Struggles

Hewlett-Packard, the world’s largest technology company, continues to roll along financially -- except in one traditional core business -- its printing business.