IBM is undertaking a major project with Intel and SCO that
includes developing a version of the Unix operating system for
Intel’s upcoming 64-bit processor architecture.
The ultimate goal of the companies is to give software vendors a
single platform to which to port for 32- and 64-bit Unix systems on
Intel and IBM PowerPC microprocessors, officials at the companies
said.
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