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	Quake unlikely to raise PC prices Firms in Taiwan, home to a huge tech industry and some of the world's biggest PC contractors, said they had found raw materials outside Japan, dug into existing inventories, or decided against passing on any higher costs to consumers. Read More RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: IT Roadmap Denver IT Roadmap Denver - April 28, 2011 IT Roadmap Denver returns April 28 to the Colorado Convention Center! Through executive keynotes, ROI workshops, technical tutorials, strategy sessions, networking opportunities and a private IT expo, attendees will gain insights into the latest IT issues, trends, challenges and solutions from top IT analysts and practitioners. Register now to attend! In this Issue Epsilon's epic fail: The numbers don't add up Judge in Oracle-Google case gets a lesson in Java AT&T, not Apple, is to blame for dropped iPhone 4 calls EMC's 'big data' efforts gain momentum Dell to invest $1 billion to boost data storage products WHITE PAPER: IBM Three Proven Methods to Achieve a Higher ROI Discover the benefits to be gained by taking data mining to the next level, and learn several approaches that are delivering multiple results for other organizations. Read Now Epsilon's epic fail: The numbers don't add up We're just beginning to see the fallout from the security breach of Epsilon's email system, and something about the data doesn't smell right. It isn't clear who took the data. It isn't even clear how Epsilon found out the data was missing. Read More Judge in Oracle-Google case gets a lesson in Java Lawyers for Oracle and Google gave the judge overseeing their Java patent dispute a tutorial on Wednesday that underscored the complexity of the case between the two companies. Read More WEBCAST: Dell - Microsoft It's Time to Virtualize Mission Critical Apps This webinar will explore the myths and realities of these concerns with a particular emphasis on companies that have successfully moved critical Microsoft applications to virtual environments. Learn more. AT&T, not Apple, is to blame for dropped iPhone 4 calls A study by research company ChangeWave found that AT&T has the highest rate of dropped calls among the top four mobile providers, whereas new iPhone carrier Verizon has the lowest rate of dropped calls. Read More EMC's 'big data' efforts gain momentum EMC's push into the big data analytics market received a boost this week on two fronts. New Greenplum products and an alliance with SAS will increase data warehousing and business analytics options. Read More Dell to invest $1 billion to boost data storage products The money will go toward research of technologies like cloud computing and virtualization and the development on new data centers. Read More
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