In today's technology roundup: Botnet hijack reveals 70GB stolen data, agency denies Internet spy plans, BlackBerry Curve outsells iPhone, and Microsoft's IE anti-trust hearing set for June.
In this World Wide Wrap: Japan firms invest in network, Walsh tackles mobile waste, and India boasts lowest tariffs.
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In this World Wide Wrap: IBM unveils cloud virtualisation tool, EMEA leads virtualisation boom, and virtualisation modifies managed e-mail.
The company wants a partner to help expand its infrastructure, grow the brand and increase market share.
Consolidated fiscal 2008 operating income in the Technology Solutions segment was 188.7 billion yen.
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The solution can be downloaded as an ISO CD-ROM image or as a virtual machine for VMware.
Lower prices and higher processing power will see the competition intensify in the mobile market.