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What about Sun? (bought by Oracle).
I’m holding off on Sun since the deal is still pending regulatory approval.
Woven Systems
Patrick – I didn’t know about Woven. Is it official or just a rumor?
I haven’t seen an official statement, but from the comments on this piece, looks like Light Reading got some sort of confirmation:
http://www.lightreading.com/document.asp?doc_id=176980
Patrick – Woven is confirmed, multiple sources, some within the company. Last day of business was May 22.
Clearspeed.
Ok not quite dead – but down from c. 140 employees at the start of 2008 to only a dozen now. The company had its AGM last week where it was to delist itself from the stock exchange and return investors money.
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