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Governments cut computing costs in the cloud
federal government's reliance on cloud-based systems to deliver public services. Dell, IBM, Xerox, Intel, Applied Materials and EMC endorsed Kundra's call for a "cloud-first" approach to government procurement. Forrester estimates
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Governments willing to spend to upgrade tech systems
federal government's reliance on cloud-based systems to deliver public services. Dell, IBM, Xerox, Intel, Applied Materials and EMC endorsed Kundra's call for a "cloud-first" approach to government procurement. Forrester estimates
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Intel's new $5 billion plant in Arizona has Obama's blessing
bullish, other chipmakers are also likely to spend more, creating a boom in chip-equipment sales for vendors such as Applied Materials . Each chip factory costs Intel $3.5 billion to $4 billion. Intel said it will also spend about $7
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Stocks hold gains after Fed ups view of economy
commercial and personal property insurer advanced $1.50, or 3.3%, to $46.43. Tech shares rose after Applied Materials ' amat fiscal third-quarter results topped analysts' expectations. The maker of equipment for manufacturing semiconductors
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Forecast for solar power: Sunny
competitive with grid power by 2012, says Vice President Julie Blunden. Also poised to stir up the market is Applied Materials , amat the No. 1 producer of machines that make computer chips. It charged into the industry last year by paying
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Obama Jokes Washington Needs to Toughen Up -- Weatherwise
Perez (chairman and CEO, Eastman Kodak Company), Eric Schmidt (chairman and CEO, Google), Michael Splinter ( Applied Materials ), Wendell Weeks (chairman and CEO, Corning) and (Ron Williams, CEO, Aetna). --Jake Tapper and Sunlen
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Obama Jokes Washington Needs to Toughen Up -- Weather-wise
Perez (Chairman and CEO, Eastman Kodak Company), Eric Schmidt (Chairman and CEO, Google), Michael Splinter ( Applied Materials ), Wendell Weeks (Chairman and CEO, Corning), and (Ron Williams, CEO, Aetna). --Jake Tapper and Sunlen
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Silicon Valley Awards Tech-Minded Idealistsagain proved that inspirational platitudes can also be demonstrably true. In the words of Mike Splinter, CEO of Applied Materials , the program's founding sponsor, the awards showcase entrepreneurs "applying technology to translate hopes and
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Tech giants rush to solar power
Ralph Muenster wants to make passive solar systems "smarter." Some techies are already on a path to solar riches. Applied Materials ' machines turn out giant glass panels for thin-film solar makers, shaving production and set-up costs. It
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Silicon Insider: Don't Forget the Microchip
processing equipment orders the chip companies were placing on the Semiconductor Equipment Manufacturers such as Applied Materials (the ultimate coal mine canaries), they might have seen this "unexpected" shift coming from a long ways off
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Tech CEOs Push for Green Computing
He joined Mike Splinter, president and CEO of Applied Materials , and Joe Tucci, chairman, president and CEO of consumption by adopting more green technologies, said Applied Materials ' Splinter. "The government is the largest user
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Awards Honor Innovators Who May Save the Worldoperating budget and the difference between continued work and closing shop. The largest underwriters of the program are Applied Materials , Intel, Accenture, Microsoft, the Swanson Foundation (Robert Swanson was a co-founder of Genetech) and SanDisk
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Forecast for solar power: Sunny
competitive with grid power by 2012, says Vice President Julie Blunden. Also poised to stir up the market is Applied Materials , amat the No. 1 producer of machines that make computer chips. It charged into the industry last year by paying
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