Qualcomm reaches for the clouds (InfoWorld)
InfoWorld - Many companies have implemented virtualization to reduce their physical server infrastructure, free up precious datacenter space, reduce power requirements, and make server management more flexible, but few adopted virtualization as early -- or pushed the technology as far -- as Qualcomm.
Spansion sues Samsung over flash memory patents (AP)
AP - Spansion Inc. wants to block U.S. sales of iPods, BlackBerry gadgets and other devices because memory chips made by Samsung Electronics Co. and used in those products allegedly violate Spansion patents.
What's Next for Microsoft Robotics (PC Magazine)
PC Magazine - Although Microsoft launched its third version of the Microsoft Robotics Developer Studio on Monday, don't expect the software maker to actually produce its own robots. But what does the future hold? Microsoft's general manager of its robotics studio explains.
Yahoo's Yang decides he's no longer the right CEO (AP)
AP - Yahoo Inc. founder Jerry Yang has never concealed how much he cares about his Internet company.
The Microsoft-Novell Linux deal: Two years later (InfoWorld)
InfoWorld - Two years ago this month, Microsoft forged its controversial partnership with Novell that, among other things, had the two companies agreeing not to sue each other over intellectual property issues, in part to protect Suse Linux users over any patent litigation from Microsoft.
Game news: Xbox 360's new look (AP)
AP - Real news from the virtual world:
Yahoo's ultimate search--a new CEO (CNET)
CNET - With the announcement Monday that Jerry Yang would step down as its chief, Yahoo's search for a new CEO will not only be closely watched by its investors but also the folks at Microsoft, according to sources.
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