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SQL Server: Hit
SQL Server: Hit
Ted Kummert of Microsoft's business platform unit announces the release of SQL Server 2008 R2 Parallel Data Warehouse at the PASS Summit 2010.
Microsoft's database software for corporate customers refutes those skeptics who say the company can't play in the data center.


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Last updated March 29 2011: 10:58 AM ET
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