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Showing 1-14 of 14 results foundIBM, Brazil pair up for Linux lambada
October 10, 2003 Big Blue picks up the tempo, announcing a deal with the Brazilian government to foster open-source software expertise in the country.Microsoft may bow to overseas price pressure
February 28, 2004 Signs suggest the company is looking at ways to tailor prices of software to the country its sold in, as it tries to address the concerns of governments being wooed by Linux.Munich fires up Linux at last
September 25, 2006 Local government launches the first phase of its open-source migration after a year's delay.Asian trio in deal to replace Windows
September 2, 2003 The governments of China, Korea and Japan are reportedly closer to signing a deal to codevelop an open-source replacement for Microsoft's Windows operating system.In Europe, Microsoft aims to mute open-source 'noise'
June 30, 2004 Exec pooh-poohs "emotional debate" and says defections to Linux are limited to just a few high-profile cases.China: Local software for local people
November 14, 2005 Part of a special feature on open source and developing nations, a look at what the Chinese government is doing on alternative software.Nokia, India boost open source
May 25, 2005 Gadget maker taps Linux for a tiny tablet, as India's government pushes local versions of Firefox and more.Linux ensnares another European city
June 17, 2004 Norwegian municipality says Windows is too expensive and unreliable, so open source it is.Microsoft offers cut-rate Windows
February 9, 2004 A low-cost version of Windows XP finds a home in Thai government offices, and the software giant says it may make the software available to other governments.Commentary: Novell gives Linux enterprise muscle
November 10, 2003 Novell's acquisition of SuSE Linux is a good deal for firms and governments that are looking for an open-source alternative to Unix and Windows.Asian Linux gaining momentum
July 21, 2004 Recent developments could make Asianux the platform of choice for North Asian government officials who want an alternative to Windows.Korea launches a switch to open source
October 1, 2003 The South Korean government says that by 2007 it plans to replace proprietary software with open-source alternatives on a substantial number of its PCs and servers.Microsoft cuts prices for Malaysia
March 2, 2004 Breaking its one-price policy, the company is selling a scaled-down software package as part of a Malaysian government drive to increase computer ownership.Microsoft mulls opening of Office code
January 16, 2004 The purveyor of proprietary software is looking to expand its Shared Source Initiative to Office, which lets companies see source code underlying Office, server applications and more.
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