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Title	IBM pushes cloud computing to universities
Type	News
Source	IDG News Service 03/26/2008
Summary	IBM on Wednesday said it was teaming up with two U.S. universities on initiatives that the company hopes will improve the self-healing and self-managing features of physical and virtual servers in a broad-scale computing environment. continue

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