ServerWatch: RLX Technologies Announces Red Hat Linux 7.2 Support on Blade Servers

"RLX Technologies today became the first company to announce and deliver the Red Hat Linux 7.2 operating system for blade computing applications, beating Hewlett-Packard to market. Red Hat Linux 7.2 is available immediately pre-installed on energy-efficient, ultra-dense RLX ServerBlades.

Pricing for an RLX ServerBlade with pre-installed Red Hat Linux 7.2 starts at $1,104. RLX will continue to pre-install and support Red Hat Linux 7.1 Server and Microsoft Windows 2000 for Web Servers."

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