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Flash Prices Spike But Chips Are Down[July 9, 2009] Numbers are influenced by individual companies, but overall the trend is not good for this year. More Signs of Increased IT Spending[July 6, 2009] Chip sales bounce and some sectors are actually seeing growth over last year's budgets. Small Businesses Betting on IT Investments[July 6, 2009] An IBM study finds opportunity for integrators and consultants as SMBs balance the benefits of new technology with the demands of their ever-tightening budgets. Google Spouts Scary Spam Stats[July 1, 2009] The search leader digs deep to uncover the latest spam trends.
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