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"Dell to Buy Wyse, Grow Cloud, Virtualization Portfolio" eWeek 10:39 AM
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"Dell to Acquire Wyse Technology to Add Cloud Desktop Devices" Bloomberg 9:52 AM
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"Dell To Acquire Virtual Desktop Player Wyse Technology" AllThingsD 9:45 AM
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"Dell Buys Thin-Client Maker Wyse; ISI Sees Deal at $350-$400M" Barron's 9:51 AM
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"Dell's bespoke server unit pushes over $1bn of tin: Five years old, and growing like a weed" The Register 11:25 AM
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"Dell Counts on Local Leaders: Dell Inc. is battling to reverse its falling market share as it tries to reinvent itself, including through acquisitions outside its traditional hardware business." WSJ.com [Paid Membership Required] 9:46 AM
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"Patent litigation risk drives Microsoft to move European distribution center: The company is moving the center from Germany to the Netherlands" IDG News Service 10:29 AM
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"Microsoft shuts German distribution on patent dispute" Reuters 10:03 AM
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"Microsoft ends German partnership over Motorola patent suits" CNET News 10:08 AM
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"Microsoft Moves Logistics Out Of Germany Due To Lawsuit" WSJ.com [Paid Membership Required] 5:03 PM
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"Patent abuse hurts the German economy: Microsoft has to relocate its European logistics center" Foss Patents 9:38 AM
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"Windows Phone's Big Problem: Google Ignores It/Google prefers Android and iOS when it comes to developing mobile apps and services. For Windows Phone, this is a big liability." InformationWeek 12:59 PM
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"IE's browser share recovers, Chrome down for third straight month: Sign of a Microsoft turnaround, or just a calculation change by metrics company?" Computerworld 10:30 AM
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"Internet Explorer Is Up, Every Other Browser Is Down" PCWorld 11:08 AM
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"Microsoft's IE reclaims lost ground in browser battle" CNET News 10:08 AM
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"Microsoft developing HomeOS to manage appliances on single system" V3 11:30 AM
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"What's in the Next Xbox? Blu-ray, 'Always Online' Requirement Claims Site" Techland 11:27 AM
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"HP Reorg: Who Wins and Loses? (UPDATED)" Forbes 9:52 AM
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"25 Years of IBM's OS/2: The Strange Days and Surprising Afterlife of a Legendary Operating System/Big Blue's next-generation operating system was supposed to change everything. It didn't. But it's also never quite gone away." Techland 11:27 AM
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"IBM to Help Develop Computers to Study Universe's Origins" Bloomberg 9:54 AM
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"IBM Plans Exascale System For SKA Space Telescope: IBM Research and Dutch astronomy agency Astron work on new technology to handle one exabyte of raw data per day that will be gathered by the world largest radio telescope, the Square Kilometer Array, when activated in 2024." InformationWeek 10:47 AM
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"IBM thinks exascale for massive Astron telescope" CNET News 10:08 AM
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"Big Blue to handle SKA's Big Data about Big Bang: Dutch government hands over €32.9m for exascale computer" The Register 11:26 AM
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"Oracle and Google will go to trial" CNET News 4:50 PM
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"Analysts see no Oracle hardware-biz recovery on horizon" Channel Register 11:26 AM
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"IT, Finance Jobs Continue to Move East: Hackett Group" eWeek 10:39 AM
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"The Secret History of OpenStack, the Free Cloud Software That's Changing Everything" Wired Magazine 11:38 AM
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"Ubuntu Linux 12.04 'Precise Pangolin' reaches final beta: Six notable tweaks bring the open source OS one step closer to the final version due next month." PCWorld 11:22 AM
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