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Cisco Systems, the giant San Jose maker of networking equipment, intends to buy Arch Rock, a San Francisco developer of smart-grid software.
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The U.S. Justice Department confirmed Monday that Hewlett-Packard paid $55 million to settle claims that the Palo Alto tech giant gave illegal kickbacks to other companies that recommended HP products to government agencies.
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Netflix released an app that puts its instant streaming service on Apple's iPhone and iPod touch. The app is a free download, with content available to Netflix subscribers who pay $8.99 a month or more.

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Google is widely expected to soon announce a new social network service to compete with Facebook's runaway growth. But CEO Eric Schmidt says Google's social effort, widely rumored to be dubbed 'Google Me,' won't be a Facebook knock-off.
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An Apple global supply manager is in federal custody, accused of accepting kickbacks from half a dozen Asian suppliers of iPhone and iPod headsets and related materials, the U.S. Internal Revenue Service said Friday.
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The two companies are racing to meet a fall deadline for launching their joint venture to collaborate on Internet search, an effort by the former rivals to try to narrow the gap with their much stronger, common foe: Google.
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While Mark Hurd focused on cost-cutting, observers say Hewlett-Packard's next CEO needs to have a vision and the skills knit together all the deals Hurd made as computing moves beyond the desktop.

O'Brien: HP's decision based on mysterious circumstances

Source: Hurd paid accuser to settle claim

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Android is rapidly gaining on Research In Motion's Blackberry for the highest share of sales. And a stunning 89 percent of smartphone owners said they also wanted their next device to be an iPhone.
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Oracle salespeople used a variety of questionable tactics to hide the fact they were over-charging the federal government for software, according to a whistleblower whose claims prompted a Justice Department lawsuit this week.
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The devices contemplated by Intel, HP and other companies would be capable of sophisticated judgments about a broad array of human needs.
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Company stumbles again in quest for cool new products
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The era of cheap manufacturing in China is coming to an end.Rising wages spurred by a series of labor disputes at factories in China, coupled with the country's just-announced decision to allow its currency to rise in value — making it more expensive to build things there — will lead to
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Cisco Systems is asking the city of San Jose for an agreement that would let the giant tech company build up to 2.5 million square feet of additional office and industrial space on Cisco's main campus in North San Jose.
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People in Silicon Valley have long known that Andy Rubin is smart, but as the man who heads up Google's Android effort, Rubin is beginning to look like a genius.
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