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Showing 1-19 of 19 results foundTech firms to tackle Linux desktop standards
October 17, 2005 Nonprofit enlists Adobe, IBM, Intel and HP to make Linux more attractive to desktop software developers.IDC: Linux PC sales to hit $10 billion in 2008
December 15, 2004 "Linux is no longer a fringe player. Linux is now mainstream," the researcher says.Computing heavyweights to chaperone Linux into servers
August 30, 2000 IBM, NEC, Intel, Dell and Hewlett-Packard are joining with Linux companies to coax the open-source operating system into high-end, multiprocessor machines.For Dell, industry standard now includes Linux
June 8, 2006 Open-source OS now accounts for a quarter of Dell's enterprise business and is growing fast, the company says.SGI plugs in Windows for compute clusters
January 11, 2007 Supercomputing specialist focused on Linux agrees to support Microsoft's OS for lower-end server clusters.Sun begins open-source Solaris era
June 14, 2005 Company posts more than 5 million lines of source code for the operating system's heart in an effort to regain lost ground.Unisys, Oracle team on business software
December 3, 2004 Firms are expanding a joint engineering program to boost the performance of Oracle's software running on Windows.IDC: Servers to turn the corner in U.S.
September 15, 2003 Sales of Linux or Windows systems with x86-based chips are driving a rise in U.S. spending on servers this year--the first increase since 2000, according to IDC research.Microsoft 'hypervisor' plan takes shape
June 7, 2005 Hypervisor software is all the rage, and Microsoft plans to enter the market with its own product in 2007.Microsoft confirms supercomputing plans
June 23, 2004 With a Windows edition for high-performance clusters, the software giant hopes to outflank Linux rivals.At LinuxWorld: Corporate Linux at no charge
August 5, 2004 special coverage Open-source advocate Bruce Perens wants to cut support costs. Also: Thin-client makers embrace the penguin.Commentary: Dances with penguins
August 4, 2003 Financial services firms should stop playing the wallflower, get on the dance floor--and enjoy the benefits of Unix reliability at Intel prices.Wal-Mart sells PCs with Sun's Linux
March 31, 2004 To bring Linux-based PCs to average consumers, America's largest retailer has signed up a new partner: Sun Microsystems.The fear war against Linux
May 19, 2003 Open-source activist Bruce Perens uncovers the SCO-Microsoft connection behind a campaign to convince people that trade secrets of Unix have been copied into Linux.Week in review: Home electronics hype
September 26, 2003 Dell is the latest computer maker to jump into the home electronics business, setting the stage for a battle royal between PC makers and consumer electronics companies this holiday season.Sun has software plans for rival servers
July 27, 2004 Company branches out from its proprietary ways with Java system for Windows and HP's flavor of Unix.Novell tightens Netline partnership
December 10, 2004 Extends deal to sell software for e-mail and other server functions from Netline Internet Service.Red Hat subscriptions beat expectations
November 18, 2003 The renewal rate for support subscriptions to the company's high-end Linux product was more than 90 percent in the most recent quarter, well above what analysts are told to expect.Sun to release Solaris for AMD's Opteron
October 10, 2003 Sun Microsystems' version of Unix will become the third mainstream operating system to take advantage of Advanced Micro Device's 64-bit Opteron chip, Sun software chief Jonathan Schwartz says.
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