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• Standards: a process that can slow the pace of progress
• Progress to acquire Apama
• IBM develops storage blade
• Oracle makes two acquisitions
• Microsoft in breach, claims RealNetworks
• End user monitoring—a must for all companies
• RIM solves patent dispute at last
• Symbian deal represents grudging truce between Microsoft and Nokia
• HP appoints new CEO
• Sony is learning to do things the American way
  by Peter White
• US stock market suffers jitters as results fail to inspire
• Extreme unveils converged switches
• Wi-Fi standards still undecided as companies vie to see their technology ahead of the rest
• Symbian licenses Microsoft Exchange software
• Wi-Fi Alliance seeks wider role
• Microsoft plans takeover of mobile email market with free Exchange Service Pack and Magneto
• First shots in the battle to control all-IP will be fired in the TI replacement
• IBM pushes towards the on-demand enterprise with its web services management strategy
• HP and Dell lukewarm about stripped down Windows
• IBM backs Common Base Events
• Europe's defensive technology approach could lose it the mobile high ground
• WiMAX Summit:'standards-plus' could harm 802.16 roadmap
• Windows may get two interim upgrades
• Sun readies software for Niagara servers
• CA buys network services vendor
• Consistently high prices lead to a resurgance of third party maintainers for IBM mainframes
• Blade servers enjoyed boom in 2004
• Juniper to acquire Kagoor
• Xirrus promises 16 times greater enterprise capacity