“NBase-Xyplex…, today announced that it has won Corporate
IT Australia Best of Show at the NetWorld + Interop 1999 show in
Sydney, Australia for its Open Linux architecture. The Open Linux
Inter-Networking architecture also won the award for Best
Networking/Communications Product.”
“Noam Lotan, president and chief executive officer commented:
“Linux powers the majority of internet service providers’ servers.
We are extremely pleased that the breakthrough capabilities of our
Linux architecture have been formally recognized with this win in
the Networld + Interop Best of Show Awards.”
“Two elements combine to create the power of the Open Linux
architecture: the Open Source Linux operating system, used as a
common interface for software and hardware internetworking
applications; and a powerful hardware-processing engine, capable of
analyzing and modifying any level of the data packets.”
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