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:eWeek: Stratus Offers New Linux Server
eWeek: Stratus Offers New Linux Server
Dec 7, 2005, 13 :00 UTC (0 Talkback[s]) (5797 reads)

(Other stories by Jeffrey Burt)

[ Thanks to Steven J. Vaughan-Nichols for this link. ]

"Stratus Technologies Inc. is expanding its line of fault-tolerant servers running standard Linux with the unveiling today of the ftServer T60.

"The server, which will be powered by up to four single-core Intel Corp. Xeon chips, will run Red Hat Inc.'s Enterprise Linux AS operating system. Stratus three years ago first put its own variant of Linux on its fault-tolerant systems, which offer replicated components working in lockstep to avoid single points of failure. The company has since released two dual-processor systems—one for the telecommunications industry—running Red Hat Linux hardened for its systems..."

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eWeek: HP Considers Bringing Linux to NonStop Servers(Jun 02, 2005)
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ZDNet Australia: Windows More Stable than Linux: Stratus(Feb 24, 2003)



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