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OpenPower servers are designed and tuned specifically for Linux environments.
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Messman says Linux roots will continue to grow
BOSTON -- Linux has made huge strides in security, support and stability in the past year -- and that's just the beginning. Novell Inc. CEO Jack Messman said as much in his opening keynote presentation at LinuxWorld Conference & Expo Tuesday morning. He touted the... More...
Free Standards Group rallies against 'Unix-ization' of Linux
of applications. Will LSB enable that type of integration of applications for Linux?
Zemlin: LSB is the direct answer to that question and will bring that tight integration to applications for Linux. In the meantime, IT shops should look for applications that are built by members or supporters of the Free Standards Group. That... More... Related News
AMR: Enterprises have application, support issues with Linux
AMR said companies are worried about Linux scalability and its ability to run ERP applications, for example. The AMR report identified three main Linux benefits: cheaper software licensing and maintenance; cheaper hardware; and greater reliability...
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Betting on Linux for business
Enterprises no longer need to be convinced about the business benefits of Linux for mission-critical applications. With Oracle, IBM and Hewlett-Packard strongly endorsing Linux, companies are finding it easier to take the plunge into...
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Forrester reports more enterprises moving to Linux
released a report this week that reveals that global enterprises are going Linux. Many are moving away from Unix and Windows to less expensive Intel-based Linux servers for a variety of data center applications. The report predicts that...
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