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Microsoft may boot Gates as chairman, replace Ballmer with Nadella as CEO

Nadella oversees cloud and server businesses at Microsoft now

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1. 10 apps you’ll need to survive Super Bowl Sunday

2. Obama selects cryptologist to head US NSA

3. Feds grab 163 web sites, snatch $21.6 million in NFL counterfeit gear strike

4. Ex-network engineer faces prison after admitting he sabotaged employer's system

5. Report has IBM looking to exit SDNs

6. Tech ad watch: Toshiba's 'testing' spots fall flat

7. Groundhog day technology style

8. Facebook's Paper app coming to iPhones only, Feb. 3

9. SDN thinking lags behind technology, VMware's Casado says

10. Office 365 turns one, but success is tough to tally

11. Startup Altiscale offers Hadoop hosted service

12. Tip of the Hat: Will smartphone failure slow Google's 'Internet of Things' plans?

13. Payments made via mobile devices surge to about 20% of all transactions, processor says

14. FIRST LOOK: New Cisco Nexus switches

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