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Multi-use computing

NEW DELHI, AUG. 3. HCL Infosystems has launched a new range of systems with faster speeds for enterprise applications. The `Infiniti Global Line 2700 Series' is best suited for general purpose multi use computing, messaging, front-end applications and maintaining a small to medium database, said George Paul, a senior company official. The company's Infiniti range has found customers from telecom, finance and banking sectors as well as the government, armed forces and Internet service providers.

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