Report: IBM-Lenovo server sale negotiations have hit a wall
IBM and Lenovo have been publicly silent over reported talks over the server business -- and they might never say anything about the matter now.
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IBM and Lenovo have been publicly silent over reported talks over the server business -- and they might never say anything about the matter now.
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