LinuxPR: Donovan Systems sets up 64-bit Linux resource lab in Chinese university

Jan 15, 2001, 10:18 (0 Talkback[s])

"Students benefit from 64-bit Linux skills and an advanced platform for local software application development."

"Donovan Systems, the premier developer of 64-bit Linux systems, has set up its first 64-bit Linux computing laboratory in China, in the Beijing Technology and Business University (BTBU) School of Information Engineering. This marks the start of the company's efforts to promote advanced 64-bit Linux computing in the teaching curricula for Chinese tertiary students."

"The resource laboratory will conduct 64-bit Linux computing courses and encourage students to develop 64-bit Linux applications, with special emphasis on Chinese Penguin64, a double-byte 64-bit Linux operating system. Chinese Penguin64 is the world's first 64-bit Chinese Linux developed by Donovan in a partnership with China's Institute of Software, Chinese Academy of Sciences."

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