“… the Linux operating system will now be bundled with IBM’s
best-selling database software for computer servers.”
“The deal with Pacific HiTech, one of many upstart companies
selling juiced-up versions of the free Linux software code, was to
be announced Tuesday.”
“As part of the agreement, IBM will provide 24-hour telephone
support for customers who buy its DB2 Universal Database software
along with Pacific HiTech’s TurboLinux.”
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