“Internet messaging vendor Sendmail Monday announced support for
IBM’s new eServer p660 and p620 midrange Unix servers.”
“These new additions to the eServer series, introduced by IBM
earlier in the day, are powered by IBM’s Silicon-on-Insulator
microprocessor technology and run its new AIX 5L operating
system….”
“With this new offering, Sendmail hopes to assure service
providers of its highly reliable and cost-effective solution that
meets the demands of exploding subscriber growth and new messaging
applications. Sendmail’s Internet messaging solutions seek to raise
the levels of quality and reliability to which subscribers and
users are currently accustomed.”
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