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more »VMware Takes Stock Exchange by Storm
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more »Citrix Acquires XenSource
Aug 16, 2007The US-based Citrix corporation has just acquired XenSource, a virtualization solutions provider for US$ 500m.
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more »SWsoft Grows in First Six Months of 2007
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