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On Nov. 12, HP and 3Com declared that they have reached an agreement under which HP will purchase 3Com for $2.7billion, or $7.90 per share in cash. The deal is anticipated to be closed at the first half 2010 for the approval of shareholders.

From the acquisition wave in 2009, we can draw a conclusion that IT giants are searching a way to break from the limitations of single products by combination.

The combination of HP and 3Com is for the purpose of“accelerating the execution of our Converged Infrastructure strategy and bringing disruptive change to the networking industry”, according to the Dave Donatelli, executive vice president and general manager, Enterprise Servers and Networking.

The long rumored alliance of Cisco, EMC, and VMware was just confirmed on Nov 3 this month. The partnership of HP and 3Com may be a good answer to the remarks of John Chambers – “ HP is the enemy.”

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It has been long rumored that Cisco, EMC, and VMware are going to enter into an alliance. On November 3, Cisco Systems, EMC, and VMware officially announced the alliance.

The partnership is to sell a new product called V-Block, combining the technology and equipment of the three companies.

The marketing and maintenance of the product will be provided by the joint venture. In the future, it also will build cloud infrastructures jointly.

After  Cisco reported its fiscal first-quarter results on Wednesday, Cisco shares rose the next day. The CEO John Chambers says the rise shows the strong sequential growth and indicates the recovery of economy is under way.

General speaking, the profit and revenue for the first fiscal quarter in 2009 are lower than the same quarter last year. The profit is $1.8 billion, or 36 cents per share in 2009 Q1 report, while during the same period last year, the profit is $2.2 billion, or 42 cents a share. The revenue was $9 billion in Q1 2009, down from $10.3 billion during last Q1.

However, Cisco saw a “clear tipping point” in the report. Compared with the previous quarter, the results in 2009 Q1 is growing. In the fiscal fourth quarter of 2008, the profit is $1.1 billion, or 19 cents a share and the revenue is $8.5 billion.

John Chambers said: “Building off what we saw as a clear tipping point, our results continued to reflect strong sequential growth trends that meet or exceed expectations during normal economic times.”

As a predecessor of Vista, Win7 appears to have a good popularity.

On the day of launch, Oct. 22, the share of Win 7 operating system accounted for 1.89%, while after a week, the number grows to 3.67%, according to Net Applications.

At present, Windows still dominant the OP market with a total share of 92.5%, followed by Mac OS and Linux OS.

Net Applications says that there are surges the past two weekend days. However, weekends tend to see stronger usage by consumers. Businesses are less likely to move quickly to a new version of OS, for they have to do intensive testing before that.

Cisco Systems, EMC, and VMWare are expected to announce this Wednesday a new joint venture, according to report in the Wall Street Journal.

The new venture is teamed up to sell products called “V-Block”, combining EMC’s storage equipment with Cisco’s new virtualized services and networking equipment along with VMWare’s virtualization technology.

After a lull , Cisco has stepped up its acquisitions.

During last month, Cisco announced three acquisitions.

At the beginning of October, it would buy Norwegian video conference equipment maker Tandberg for US$3 billion.

Two weeks ago it said it wants to buy wireless equipment maker Starent Networks for US$2.9 billion.

And at the end of last month it announced that it plans to buy privately held Web-based security software company ScanSafe for about US$183 million.

Cisco CEO John Chambers has said the company is looking for even more acquisitions.

The networking equipment manufacturer Juniper, whose major client is AT&T, intends to extend its business to a new market which is dominated by Cisco.

On Oct 29，Juniper inked an OEM agreement with Dell, in the hope that Juniper networking gear will be sold to service providers who are already running Dell equipment.

As for Dell, The partnership will allow Dell to sell packaged product to data center customers looking for a one-stop shop.

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Recently Sun Microsystems said that it plans to cut up to 3,000 jobs worldwide over the next 12 months because of the delay in the acquisition of the company by Oracle.

The acquisition announced in April has been approved by the SEC in August, but halted by EU last month in consideration of anti-competition.

The layoff plan due to the delay of acquisition will cost Sun from $75 million to $125 million over the next year, which will inevitably effect Oracle’s financials as well. Therefore, people are worrying about there would be more cuts of jobs once the merger is closed.