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To: ~digs who wrote (1360)	8/17/2005 7:53:46 PM
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Intel Corp. said Wednesday it has bought Sarvega Inc., a leader in XML solutions. The acquisition combines Intel's hardware capabilities with Sarvega's underlying XML software technology and engineering expertise. Sarvega's networking solutions optimize XML performance and Web services on enterprise networks providing businesses with improved reliability, security and flexibility to better serve and respond to their customers. XML is an industry standard language used to describe data independent of software or hardware that simplifies business-to-business transactions and aids the seamless exchange of information between individuals or businesses. Industry analysts have projected that XML-based Internet and corporate network traffic will grow from 15 percent in 2004 to almost 50 percent in 2008. Sarvega is a privately held company based in Oakbrook Terrace, Ill. The current Sarvega product line will continue to be available and be fully supported. Sarvega employees will join the Intel Software and Solutions Group. Terms of the deal were not disclosed.