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The document discusses various topics related to information technology including hardware, software, data storage, computer components, and networking. It provides details on CPUs, memory, storage devices, input/output devices, and networking infrastructure. Examples of hardware, software, and components needed for a small business IT system are listed. Benefits of IT and open source software are mentioned. Basic computer architecture and components like the CPU, memory, and storage are defined.
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