“Fiorano Software, Inc., the leading provider of the
standards-based messaging solutions for high-volume
business-to-business e-commerce, today announced its
interoperability with Linux servers for the deployment of
high-speed distributed applications. FioranoMQ is the only
standards-based messaging server that gives engineers the ultimate
flexibility in choosing a high-performance platform. Together,
FioranoMQ and Linux provide both unmatched application performance
and server reliability.”
“E-businesses demand guaranteed instant information exchange,
and Linux servers have long been considered by engineers as the
platform of choice for building mission critical enterprise
systems. Combined with FioranoMQ’s 100% pure Java messaging
solution, Linux developers can optimize performance to achieve
maximum reliability in rigorous 24X7 e-business environments.”
“Fiorano’s expertise in Java and XML business-to-business
technologies makes it the obvious choice for achieving maximum
performance on Linux systems for any number of users.”
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