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Pre-Labor-Day Datacenter Roundup: Peak 10, Equinix, Dupont Fabros
There have been several items this week in the datacenter sector that I didn’t manage to write a full article about. Let’s take a quick look at some of them.
Private equity firm Welsh Carson...
Ramblings Prediction: Sprint Won’t Open the Door for TMobile USA
Yesterday there was a piece in the Wall Street Journal suggesting that Sprint’s board was actively discussing the pros and cons of letting TMobile USA invest in Clearwire [...
News from US Telecom Daily Leads
Telecoms: Time to move, albeit slowly, to IPv6
Telecoms, including Verizon Business and Qwest Communications, are urging business customers to get onboard with IPv6 and iss -...
AT&T closes on the sale of its Japanese outsource unit
AT&T on Thursday officially shed its Japanese domestic-network unit -- an outsourcing operation -- for $109 million in a sale -...
Cisco advances its smart-grid strategy with Arch Rock purchase
Cisco is taking another step toward becoming a provider of smart-grid technology by acquiring Arch Rock and its IP-based wire -...
Skype boosts video chat, contact and profile customization
The second beta of Skype for Windows doubles the existing group video chat participation feature to 10 callers, provides a mo -...
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Sprint's Epic 4G sets sales records; Facebook, Apple bicker over Ping
Quick news from around the Web
@FierceWireless: RT @JohnPaczkowski: #Apple Building 2 Million iPads Per Month, But Shooting for 3 Million....
Rumor Mill: Apple doubles iPad production capacity
Apple (NASDAQ:AAPL) recently doubled the number of iPad tablets it is building each month to roughly 2 million, according to a research note from Morgan Stanley analyst Katy Huberty. The news comes amid a sharp jump in the number of competitors...
Watchdog slams Deutsche Telekom over T-Mobile USA labor practices
A watchdog group released a report that attacks Deutsche Telekom, among other companies for their poor labor practices in the U.S.
The report, released by Human Rights Watch, said that Deutsche Telekom's T-Mobile USA subsidiary blocked an effort in 2006 to unionize a call center in Allentown, Pa.,...

