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With big bang releases like Vista and Windows Server 2008 already on the market, Microsoft must dig deeper to wow the IT crowd now in town for the second week of TechEd 2008.
Bill Gates gave his last public speech as a Microsoft full-timer at TechEd 2008.
Google wants to parlay its Web search dominance into a presence inside corporate firewalls. A company exec says Google can win IT confidence there.
Many VARs view the looming specter of "cloud-based computing" with wariness, fearing they will be cut out of the vendor-customer interaction. Others see huge opportunities.