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Windows, Linux mired in benchmarking cat fight
[SearchWin2000.com]
Explaining how Windows stacks up against Linux in a high demand environment sounds like a simple exercise, but one expert says it's actually a complicated task, for several reasons.
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Microsoft-Intel: Reality, not romance
[BusinessWeek]
Microsoft's support for AMD's 34- and 64-bit chip architecture has helped create a frosty relationship between Redmond and Intel, but industry watchers say the two companies still need each other to succeed with their strategies for wireless and digial media technologies.
Linspire CEO: Linux will yank cloth from Microsoft's table
[SearchEnterpriseLinux.com]
Linux will continue to be a disruptive force in IT, says Linspire CEO Michael Robertson in an interview.
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Some 'Sober' on new worm variant (SearchSecurity.com)
Microsoft, Dell win U.S. Air Force contract (Associated Press)
Gates sees spam 'under control' in two years (Agence France Presse)
Microsoft issues 'Excel' trademark challenge (vnunet)
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Spam brigade culls Bill Gates' inbox
[Agence France Presse]
Rock stars have entourages to cater to their every whim. Apparently, Bill Gates employs an entire department to cater to his spam. Microsoft's chairman receives 4 million pieces of junk mail a day, which qualifies him as the most spammed person in the world, according to his co-worker, CEO Steve Ballmer. That means a small army at Microsoft spends each day sorting and deleting for the boss. Makes you wonder if Gates has a secret
Hotmail account so he can still get e-mail jokes from his friends and family.
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