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Microsoft to team with NEC on high end servers

In brief: And Unisys

By INQUIRER staff

Wed May 24 2006, 16:46

SOFTWARE firm Microsoft and NEC will cross license each other's patents to produce high performance servers.

According to the Nihon Keizai Shimbun, they will also work with Unisys to make next gen servers. µ

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Single Mothers?

Ah .. but does this factor in the number of women who own consoles for their children? (Which might also support the Wii demographic - i.e. I bought a Wii for my daughters to keep at mummy's house.)

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