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To: ajtj99 who wrote (83762)	6/23/2002 11:19:09 PM
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<<Recovery in Technology Spending Is Still Elusive By RUSS MITCHELL ( from Sunday's NYT, a must read for far the tech industry people such as i that need to know what is going on, but in hard practical terms. BTW, can anyone tell me who dominates the "blade" server business?--max ) very quarter since the technology boom ended, hopeful forecasters have predicted that a recovery in business technology spending is just a couple of quarters away. "Eventually, they're going to be right," joked Kevin M. Landis, who runs Firsthand Funds, which focuses on technology stocks. It is not likely to happen anytime soon. While other areas are showing tentative signs of strength, technology remains in a deep funk.>> for full article. The Link, free registration required nytimes.com