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ARMONK, NY & BURBANK, CA - 15 Jun 2007: The City of Burbank migrated to new IBM (NYSE: IBM) BladeCenter servers, improving data center performance by 30 percent and, as a result, reduced IT costs dramatically.

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IBM Shrinks Blades

ARMONK, NY - 13 Jun 2007: IBM (NYSE: IBM) previewed today the industry’s first blade computing system designed to help smaller firms simplify the management of technology needed to operate a small business - from servers, to phone systems and antivirus applications - in a single system. IBM’s new BladeCenter “S” can help reduce the 25 to 45 servers used by an average mid-size company by up to 80 percent.

IBM BladeCenter S is “right-sized” to sit on a desktop, plug into a standard 110 volt power outlet often found in home offices, and manage storage and up to six blade servers at a time. Designed to integrate applications most commonly used for business functions - such as antivirus/firewall, voice over IP, email, collaboration, back-up and recovery and file and print applications - the new system is intended to run in a typical office environment.

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ARMONK, NY - 12 June 2007: IBM (NYSE: IBM) today unveiled Informix Dynamic Server (IDS) 11 - code-named “Cheetah,” - a next-generation data server which, for the first time, brings mainframe-like continuous availability and disaster recovery capabilities to global data centers.

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