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April 20 (Bloomberg) — Intel Corp. and International Business Machines issued sales and profit forecasts which reflect the application of companies wishing to upgrade computer systems left fallow during the recession.IBM, the largest provider of computer services, boosted its profit for the year of the forecast, while Intel, the chip manufacturer high, in the second quarter sales forecast higher than analysts predicted. VMware Inc. and Juniper Networks Inc., two other enterprise technology vendors, also met or exceeded analysts forecasts.The Quartet of results suggests that after the end of the recession in 2009, an upturn in demand may be gathering steam. Companies are outfitting data centers produce storage, software and other computing tasks on the Internet. The global market for such services oriented clouds may be more than double 148.8 billion in 2014 58.6 billion in 2009, according to the researcher Gartner Inc. in Stamford. "The replacement of the product cycle is finally occurring after the slowdown in 2008,", said Michael Yoshikami, chief strategist of investment advisers YCMNet in Walnut Creek, California." "Gains in all of these companies reflect the fact that companies spend yet.".Restricted computer companies and software spending during the recession, which ran from December 2007 to June 2009. The Batavian belt-tightening sales to Intel, Microsoft Corp. and other indicators of technology and the Nasdaq Composite index was sent to a little more than six years in March of the 2009.Intel income ForecastIntel quarter current will be $ 12.8 billionmore or less $ 500 million, the company said yesterday. That compares with $ 11.9 billion, or the average of forecasts of analysts compiled by Bloomberg. Of IBM operating profit will be at least $13.15 per share this year, higher than an earlier projection of at least $13 and the estimated average $13.08 analysts.Intel, based in Santa Clara, California, benefits such as mobile devices, including iPad stimulates demand Apple Inc. to online services offered by servers powered by Intel. net result of the first quarter past 29 for cent to 3.16 billion, or 56 cents per share, of 2.44 billion, or 43 cents, a year earlier, said Intel. Analysts had estimated profits of 46 cents. Sales increased 25% to $ 12.8 billion, compared to an average forecast of $ 11.6 billion.RiseIntel shares acquired at 5.2 percent German trade today at the equivalent of $20.91 and rose by 4.7% as of 9: 34 p.m. that intel had won as much as 6.7% end U.S. trade after having climbed 24 cents to $19.86 on the Nasdaq stock market yesterday.IBM, based in Armonk, New York, have slipped to the 2.7 per cent in German trade today. The stock fell $ 4 to $161.40 end U.S. trade after drag 54 cents to $165.40 on sales of the New York Stock Exchange.IBM last quarter rose 7.7% $ 24.6 billion, projections, as revenues from softwarehardware and services jumped. The equipment sales rose quarter fifth straight as customers continued to upgrade after IBM released a new mainframe and its computer server Power7 system last year.VMware, the major manufacturer of programs that allow computers run multiple operating systems, said profit excluding certain expenses of 48 cents per share. Which exceeded the average of 42-100 of projections compiled by Bloomberg. Sales increased 33% to 843.7 million, said the company based in Palo Alto, California. Analysts on average estimated at 814.5 million.Customers are snapping VMware products that help to make their servers - computers used to run websites and networks - multitasking machines capable of running several different applications. Earnings also reflect an expansion in new businesses, including storage and office automation software.VMware, Juniper "they leave 18 new products last year, and we here are almost six months later," Robert Breza, analyst at RBC markets of capital in Minneapolis, said in an interview. "You start to see new products to enter the customer".VMware is sweeping as much as 12% in commerce extended yesterday. The shares had slipped 53 cents to $85.97 at the New York Stock Exchange trading composite, and before the present had decreased by 3.3% this year.Juniper, no. 2 Internet networking equipment manufacturer, reported profit in first quarter consistent estimates of analysts. The results have been promoted as the Internet and telecommunications services providers buy gear to handle the flow of data on smartphones and computers video running greedy on bandwidth.Juniper has increased as much as 3.8% in the equivalent of $39.68 German trade today. The stock had earned $1.18, or 3.1 per cent, in late trading on the York Stock Exchange trading composite after the closure of 21 cents to $38.47.-With the help of Joseph Galante and Adam Satariano in San Francisco. Editors: Tom Giles, Jillian Ward, Simon Thiel.
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