“LinuxWorld to feature slew of new offerings for enterprise
network users.”
“Looking to pique enterprise customer interest in Linux, major
vendors this week will unveil clustering technology, embedded
systems software and thin-client options for the open source
operating system.”
“At the LinuxWorld Conference and Expo in New York, customers
will get their first look at Trillian, a new technology that will
let the Linux kernel run on forthcoming 64-bit Intel processors and
will help the upstart operating system better compete with the
likes of Sun and Microsoft.”
“In addition to large users, the expo will attract financial
titans from nearby Wall Street looking for the “next hot
company.”
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