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•	Valentine's Day Patch Tuesday: Microsoft to issue 9 patches, 4 critical
•	Mobile World Congress sneak peek: Quad-core smartphones, Ice Cream Sandwich & more
•	Microsoft details 'Windows on ARM' program
•	March debut of 'iPad 3' a sure bet, says analyst
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•	Cisco boosted profit, sales in Q2 while cutting costs
•	Macs take on the enterprise
•	Four crazy tech ideas from Google's Solve for X project
•	Obama 2012 campaign playlist revealed courtesy of Spotify
•	Oracle buying Taleo for US$1.9 billion in direct hit at SAP
•	Amazon attacks Apple: You get 3 Kindle products for price of iPad 2
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HP buys net performance tracker Trinagy

By Laura Rohde
IDG News Service, 08/10/01

Hewlett-Packard has agreed to buy privately held company Trinagy, a producer of software for the management and tracking of advanced network performance, the companies announced Thursday.

Terms for the deal were not disclosed. The acquisition will be used to enhance HP's growing line of services, including its OpenView e-services management software, the company said in a statement.

The computer and printer maker will use the Trinagy line of software to quickly identify network performance problems, the companies said.

The IDG News Service is a Network World affiliate.

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