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NewsMicrosoft giving away business search tools
November 6, 2007 Software maker slims down SharePoint into a free server-based program for managing corporate search, aiming to take on Google and start-ups. -
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HP opens college lab in China for media search
May 31, 2007 PC maker partners with Beijing's Tsinghua University to develop an application for searching files of video, photos and music.Photos: HP's Chinese media search lab -
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IBM spices up corporate search
September 29, 2004 Masala, an add-on to IBM's DB2 database, queries far-flung info sources on company networks. -
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Microsoft aims for search on its own terms
November 24, 2003 The software maker is exploring ways to make search systems a greater part of its Windows operating system and to make searches better tailored to individual needs. -
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IBM pushes into corporate search
June 7, 2004 With Masala, which goes into testing on Monday, IBM is introducing a data searching technology that can dig deep into corporate networks. -
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In search of tech serendipity
September 27, 2003 A Wharton team has developed a process designed to help companies analyze databases of information about technologies and suggest new markets where they might be commercialized. -
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ChoicePoint data loss may be higher than reported
March 10, 2005 SEC filing raises questions about whether the security breach went beyond the 145,000 Americans notified. -
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Commentary: Google's soft spot
March 2, 2004 The search giant looks unstoppable. But there are limits to Google's ambition for ubiquitous search--and ways for portals and technology companies to gain an advantage. -
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