Telco Dumps Red Hat for Ubuntu

"Providing location information to thousands of mobile phone users is all in a day's work for Ubuntu Linux, which has replaced popular enterprise distribution Red Hat for Locatrix Communications' mission-critical workloads.

"The Brisbane-based telco began as a startup, developing presence and location information applications which can be used by mobile phones over GSM networks, and won its first operator customer late last year in a deal with Telstra..."

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