“TurboLinux(R), Inc., the high-performance Linux company,
announced today a global agreement with IBM that allows IBM to
factory-install or bundle the TurboLinux operating system on
Netfinity servers.”
“Under the original equipment manufacturing (OEM) agreement with
TurboLinux, IBM has been given tremendous flexibility in how it
offers TurboLinux to its customers. With the widest range of
hardware platforms in the world, IBM is helping customers manage
Linux within heterogenous environments.“
“TurboLinux is pleased to work with IBM in offering Linux
solutions to our customers around the world,” said Cliff Miller,
CEO of TurboLinux. “Pre-installation of Linux offers significant
cost savings for corporate and government customers deploying
TurboLinux solutions throughout an enterprise or in business
workgroups.”
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