Korea Herald: Oracle, Intel team up for Linux

"The two firms will increase marketing of products supporting the fastest growing standard OS for e-business and the Internet, in partnership with Korea's leading Linux vendors Linux One, Linux International and Linux Korea, they said."

"Intel Korea will provide server computers, Oracle will provide database systems, and their local partners will take care of technology supporting and education."

"They will target domestic [Korean] technology ventures developing enterprise applications accommodating the OS alternative to Windows. Their joint initiative, called e-Linux Club, is also seen as a bid to rev up Linux to compete with Sun Microsystem's Solaris OS, that dominates the server market."

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