IBM enters $16 billion pact with Dell in largest PC-equipment supply deal

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International Business Machines Corp. (IBM) announced that it has reached a $16 billion deal with Dell Computer Corp. for the supply of computer components. IBM, under the seven-year agreement, will provide Dell with components for its machines. IBM will be supplying such items as disk drives, chips, network attachments, and monitors. Both companies' officials said that the agreement could lead to additional supply deals in the future.

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IBM reaches $16 billion deal with Dell Computer Corp. for the supply of computer components

Computer terminals, Computer Terminal Manufacturing, Computer Storage Device Manufacturing, Terminals, Computer storage devices, Rigid Disk Drives, International Business Machines Corp., IBM, Dell Inc., DELL, Hard disk drives

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ASML gets Samsung, Motorola orders and says chip industry may rebound

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ASM Lithography NV (ASML) has been awarded two orders from Samsung Corp. and Motorola Inc. The orders could mean the beginning of the random-access memory chip market. The orders are valued at 300 million guilders and 350 million guilders ($152.9 million and $178.4 million). Dutch-based ASML manufactures semiconductor equipment. Samsung's order alone amounts to 200 million guilders to 250 million guilders.

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ASML awarded two orders from Samsung Corp. and Motorola Inc.

South Korea, Netherlands, Special industry machinery, not elsewhere classified, Semiconductor Production Equip, Semiconductor Machinery Manufacturing, Semiconductor production equipment, Motorola Inc., MOT, ASM Lithography Holding N.V., Samsung Corp.

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Ringing out web fraud

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Comsense Technologies Ltd., an Israeli start-up developed a computer microchip that can be embedded in a plastic card that protects the private information of any consumer on any transaction made online.

Israel, Microprocessor Chips, Science & research, Magnetic Cards, Magnetic and Optical Recording Media Manufacturing, Electronic components, not elsewhere classified, Semiconductor industry, Product information, CPUs (Central processing units), Plastic transaction card industry, Personal identification products industry, ComSense Technologies Ltd.

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