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IT News, Sept. 29

09/29/2008

This week: Windows 7 Bits at PDC08; MSPAlliance and MS Working Together; IT Worker Hiring Blips Up; Education IT Spending Trends Upward; more. Article links for items mentioned in this week's audiocast:

More Windows 7 Leaks Sprout
Windows 7 Bits To Be Released at PDC'08
Microsoft Targets Windows HPC Server 2008 for Mainstream
SQL Server 2008 Hits High Mark, Minus the Competition
MSPAlliance, Microsoft To Work Together
Microsoft's Phil Taylor Takes Flight, Going to Intel
Microsoft Takes Stock, and Ballmer Hits the Road
Education IT Spending To Top $56 Billion by 2012
IBM and Microsoft Top Tech Brands in Survey
Small Increase Predicted in Demand for IT Workers
U.S. Tops List as Source for Botnet Attacks
VMware Launches vClient
McAfee To Acquire Secure Computing
Cloud Computing Leaving Relational Databases Behind
Oracle To Sell Hardware
Serena Acquisition Takes Aim at Microsoft Project

This week's Redmond Radio podcast topic: What was the point of those Gates/Seinfeld TV commercials? E-mail your comments to [email protected] and you might win a Redmond T-shirt!

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