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    <title>Intel aims for conflict-free microprocessor by end of 2013</title>
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        Intel has said it aims to improve the energy efficiency of its notebook computers and data centre technologies by a factor of 25x between 2010 and 2020, ZDnet has reported. Intel measures data centre efficiency according to how its server technologies perform against the SPECPower_ssj2008 benchmark. The baseline for its efficiency goal is the E56xx series processors.
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    <title>Microsoft expects 350m Windows 7 devices to be sold this year</title>
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        Steve Ballmer, the CEO of Microsoft Corp has worldwide shipments of devices running the company’s Windows 7 operating system are expected to reach 350 million in 2012, as the firm prepares the next version of the operating system to challenge Apple Inc.’s dominance in tablet computers, Bloomberg has reported. More than 103 million tablet devices will be sold in 2012, with sales tripling to 326.3 million in 2015, according to Gartner Inc. Apple is set to account for two-thirds of the market in 2012, Gartner said.
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    <title>Microsoft will not reduce price of Windows 8 upgrades - analyst</title>
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        Analysts have said Microsoft is not expected to reduce the price of Windows 8 upgrades, as it did three years ago before the roll-out of Windows 7, Computer World has reported. "They had a compelling reason to get consumers off of Vista and priced [it] to make that happen [in 2009]. But the reason to get consumers onto a more modern platform with a software upgrade is a lot less now than in 2009," said Stephen Baker of the NPD Group. "I think they see a world where the consumers' trust in Windows will be rewarded and they can derive revenue from that," Baker said. Three years after its launch, Windows 7 holds a 39% global share, second only to the nearly-11-year-old Windows XP.
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        The Chinese government has approved Google Inc.'s $12.5bn acquisition of US phone maker Motorola Mobility, but stipulated that Google must make Android free and open for five years, Cnet has reported, citing a source with knowledge of the situation. The deal, which has already won clearance from US and European regulators, would allow Google to move into the manufacturing of phones and tablet computers for the first time, as well as access to more than 17,000 of the company's valuable patents.
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    <title>Kaspersky launches online project to debunk virtualisation myths</title>
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        Global computer security brand Kaspersky has launched an online project aimed at tackling myths and misconceptions about security within virtual IT environments. Entitled “Be Ready”, the resource provides live updates on current threats and protection information. Around 85% of businesses in Europe and North American have implemented server virtualisation and by the end of the year, 50% of the load on x86 servers will be virtualised. “Virtualization technologies are increasingly prominent on corporate networks around the world. While the advantages are universally acknowledged, the level of awareness when it comes to security solutions for virtual infrastructures is woefully inadequate,” said Vladimir Udalov, Senior Corporate Product Marketing Manager at Kaspersky Lab.    
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