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Mon Mar 1 2004
SCO identifies Linux licensee
EV1Servers.net signs a deal that will let it run thousands of Linux servers without facing legal consequences from SCO. Other licensees are keeping mum.
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Stephen Shankland
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Mon Mar 1 2004
Seeking 'certainty,' CEO signs SCO Linux license
The chief of Web site hosting company EV1Servers.net says it was important "to remove uncertainty and deliver stability and reliability to customers." But he also says the company is seeing some negative publicity.
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Stephen Shankland
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Mon Mar 1 2004
SCO: Linux lawsuit to be filed Tuesday
The company plans to expand its Linux legal attack by filing a lawsuit against a large company using the open-source operating system
Posted by
Stephen Shankland
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Fri Mar 5 2004
Document shows SCO prepped lawsuit against BofA
The company, which claims that parts of Unix have been illegally put into Linux, confirms it has landed three licensees including CA. Plus: BoA was considered for first lawsuits.
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Stephen Shankland
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Mon Mar 8 2004
HP to put blade servers on a diet
Hewlett-Packard announces a new, thinner blade server--a system that will enable customers to stack twice as many of the dual-processor machines into the same space.
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Stephen Shankland
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Tue Mar 2 2004
SCO delays Linux user lawsuit announcement
The Unix specialist plans to begin legal action against Linux users Tuesday--likely two separate companies--but an announcement of the names won't come until Wednesday, the company says.
Posted by
Stephen Shankland
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Wed Mar 3 2004
Court orders SCO to show more code
The SCO Group is told to specify what code in Linux infringes on its intellectual property, giving momentum to its legal tug-of-war with IBM over the open-source software.
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Stephen Shankland
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Thu Mar 4 2004
Computer Associates, others sign SCO licenses
The SCO Group confirms that three more companies--Computer Associates, Leggett & Platt, and Questar--have obtained its license for running Linux.
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Stephen Shankland
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Wed Mar 3 2004
SCO suits target two big Linux users
The software company is targeting lawsuits against car parts retailer AutoZone and automaker DaimlerChrysler, claiming that they violated SCO's copyrights by using Linux.
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Stephen Shankland
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Mon Mar 1 2004
Survey: Linux programmers yawn at SCO
A new study finds that 73 percent of Linux programmers believe the SCO Group's legal attacks on the open-source operating system lack merit. Respondents also weighed in on other Linux issues.
Posted by
Stephen Shankland
