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IT News: May 14

05/14/2007

This week, results of a Vista migration poll, what's in store for SQL Server 'Katmai,' and how Microsoft may have let the official name of 'Longhorn' slip out. And an interview with Bob Quinn, CEO of 3Leaf Systems:

Article links for items mentioned in this week's audiocast:

Poll: 40 Percent of Companies Plan To Be on Vista Within a Year
Microsoft Patches 7 Critical Flaws
Legacy Microsoft Products Get Security Support
Vista E-Mail Client Replaced by Live Hotmail
Silverlight To Gain Support for Opera Browser
RIM To Provide Visual Studio Plug-In for BlackBerry Apps
Next Version of SQL Server Slated for 2008
Microsoft Signs Web Video Deals
Microsoft Buys Stake in CareerBuilder
Microsoft Hits 'Delete' Key on Virtualization Features
Microsoft Web Site Calls Longhorn 'Windows Server 2008'
Sun Announces JavaFX
Hewlett Packard Hikes 2Q Outlook
Cisco 3Q Profit Surges 34 Percent
Cisco Warns of IOS Vulnerability
Amazon Settles Patent Suits With IBM
IBM Aims To Make Big Computing Greener
SAP Plans To Buy OutlookSoft
Dell Donates Computer to Smithsonian
3Leaf Systems V8000 Virtual I/O Server

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