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- ↑ "Genuitec expands Pulse provisioning system beyond tools to Eclipse distros, eyes larger software management role, Dana Gardner, ZDNet, CBS Interactive"
- ↑ "Pulse Announcement, eWeek, Darryl Taft, Ziff Davis Enterprise"