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Colocation Takes on New Meaning
N.Y. Sues Intel for Bribery, Coercion
Center Opens To Battle Cybercrime
Moving From XP To Windows 7
Cisco, EMC Team on Private Clouds
PCs Shed Pounds and CD Drives

At the American Internet Services Second Annual Technology Expo, the massive 80,000-square-foot Lightwave Data Center, owned and operated by AIS, was opened to the public for viewing.
Intel's antitrust troubles haven't ended with the European Union. New York Attorney General Andrew Cuomo has charged Intel with bribery, coercion and other anticompetitive activities.
The U.S. is behind the curve in the fight against computer criminals, so Homeland Security officials have opened a $9 million center to better coordinate the government's response to cyberattacks.
Given the favorable reviews it has received, many tried-and-true XP users are preparing to give Microsoft's latest operating system a try. But Windows 7 is quite a bit different from XP.
Cisco, EMC and VMware have announced a collaborative effort to help businesses transition to private cloud environments through the use of pervasive data-center virtualization technology.
Even with all the attention lavished on Apple's iPhone and Amazon's Kindle this year, your PC likely is still the center of your digital universe. Here's a look at what the season's computer trends mean for you.

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Colocation Takes on New Meaning
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N.Y. Sues Intel for Bribery, Coercion
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