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LinuxPlanet: Unisys Makes Big Play for Linux in 2004

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“Unisys made large changes to its Linux strategy during 2004,
first unveiling the migration of its Itanium 2-based ES7000 servers
to Red Hat and Novell SUSE in August, and then adding a hybrid
32-/64-bit platform for Linux and Windows in November.

“Unisys made large changes to its Linux strategy during 2004,
first unveiling the migration of its Itanium 2-based ES7000 servers
to Red Hat and Novell SUSE in August, and then adding a hybrid
32-/64-bit platform for Linux and Windows in November.

“Some analysts predict that the growing support for Linux will
pay off for the systems vendor over the next couple of
years…”

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