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Sun introduced its Nehalem-based server line-up today, along with a new networking product that takes aim at an emerging rival in the server market, Cisco. Also, BlackBerry users around the United States were stranded for about three hours yesterday when their Web-based e-mail service blacked out. (6:17)
* Sun fires back at Cisco with blade network switch
* BlackBerry Web e-mail users experience three-hour outage
* Amazon says listing problem was an error, not a hack
* Oracle not budging on maintenance fees
* Analyst: Dell in smartphone talks with China Mobile
* Investors buy back StumbleUpon from eBay
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