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  • Intel Says PC Market, Chip Inventories Stabilizing

    Intel (NASDAQ:INTC) executives, reporting revenues and earnings that beat previous estimates, told analysts that both Intel and the overall technology industry are now showing signs of stabilizing. That statement comes three months after Intel CEO Paul Otellini told analysts that the PC market had bottomed out. And processor giant Intel should know. The processors and…

  • Stimulus Package Offers Opportunity for Small Resellers, Too

    Looking to help small solution providers tap into some of the funds expected to come from the Obama administration’s economic stimulus package, also known as the American Reinvestment and Recovery Act, D&H Distributing has created a new “Webisode” in its series of educational offerings available on the Web to help walk VARs through the process…

  • Chrome May Usher in a Shiny Future

    Talk about awkward: A chance encounter between Microsoft messiah Bill Gates and Google head-honcho Eric Schmidt just days after Google announced its intention to go after the foundation of the Microsoft empire: Windows. Gates –defender of the Windows faith – was confronted by reporters at last week’s Sun Valley business executive summit about rival Google’s…

  • Microsoft Puts Pricing Model Behind Azure

    Microsoft put some meat on the bones of its cloud computing initiative Tuesday, announcing a long-awaited pricing structure and a commercial release date coming in November. The Redmond, Wash., software company also sweetened the meal a bit for partners, announcing at the Worldwide Partner Conference that partners can start building on the Azure platform for…

  • IDC Forecasts 177M Unit Sales for Microsoft Windows 7 by 2010 Year End

    While a recent survey of businesses indicates that the majority intend to skip the upgrade to Microsoft Windows 7, market analyst firm IDC is still forecasting a brisk uptake of the operating system benefiting IT employment and jobs in addition to several other technology areas. Microsoft’s new operating system Windows 7 is the software giant’s…

  • Dell: Computer Sales to Business Still Hurting

    Dell Inc (NASDAQ:DELL) said demand from businesses large and small is still very weak and the company faces a big challenge long-term in its hardware business, where falling PC prices will pressure margins. Shares of Dell, the No. 2 maker of personal computers, fell 8 percent in morning trade, a day after it forecast lower…

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