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Could be useful for leveraging Cell 

Posted Monday 4th June 2007 20:16 GMT

From your shortlist, I would go for IBM. Anything that could expose the potential power of Cell in a more straightforward fashion could well be appealing to IBM. I guess we will just have wait and see.

The Milpitas Triangle strikes again 

Posted Monday 4th June 2007 20:27 GMT

I think what's happened here is that some company has snapped up PeakStream and deliberately kept it silent. If it's such hot property, would you want news of such an acquisition taking place? There'd be bids, counterbids, and always the chance of headhunters being hired to call up the ex-PeakStream people at their new place of work and attempt to lure them away...

No... much better to swoop in and carry them off to a new place.

I could be completely wrong, of course... it might just be a power outage in the area and they've all gone home for the [day|week|afternoon|silly season]...

Google, who would have think it.... 

Posted Tuesday 5th June 2007 14:24 GMT

http://www.foundationcapital.com/portfolio/software.html

Question now is, why?

Well played! 

Posted Tuesday 5th June 2007 17:41 GMT

Nice work, must be why the Reg team have dropped this article from older or current stories, even though it was only posted yesterday. Funny that.

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