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Tech Industry News

• Can JavaFX Make a Play for Rich Internet Apps? Sun's latecomer technology vies with established options from Adobe and Microsoft.
• Linux End-User Summit Planned Event scheduled for October in New York City is intended to bring together users, senior Linux developers.
• Solid-State Disk Lackluster for Laptops, PCs Laptops, desktops won't see a cost/benefit advantage in SSD for about two years.
• Who Provides What in the Cloud More and more tech companies promise cloud offerings. But they're not all the same. InfoWorld's guide to what the key companies offer.
• A Sterling Example of SOA Expert analysis, advice and prognostications about Service Oriented Architecture and distributed computing.

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