“Tokyo-based Pacific HiTech Inc. announced the TurboLinux
Cluster Web Server, a new Linux distribution.”
“It features an embedded function that allows two or more
machines to share an IP address and to enable load balancing. A
demonstration was made by Pacific HiTech at the LinuxWorld
Conference & Expo held in San Jose, California, March 2-4.
Delivery is scheduled for May, the company said.”
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