Microsoft goes open source in Asia

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Aug 11, 20081 min

Microsoft is opening an open source interoperability lab in Asia. The facility, which will go into operation next month, will be located at the  National Computer Center (NCC) in Quezon City, Manila, Philippines, according to GMA News. The lab wil support the Open Document Format and collaboration with open source groups, say officials.

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