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Up to 3,000 employees could be needed for Microsoft's research efforts this year, in part offsetting layoffs announced in January, a top company executive said Tuesday. EMC in hot water with Justice Dept.
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Linux app for Windows that turns an older machine into a Netbook that boots quickly and runs a number of popular Web apps. Avaak's Vue cameras
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