“The explosion of e-commerce has created a huge need for more
powerful, cost-effective open system symmetric multi-processor
(SMP) servers. But as companies scurried to enter the marketplace,
they were confronted with only a handful of choices.”
“We’ve just changed all that,” Ockman commented, “with the
introduction this week of our 8-way server for Linux, making us the
first company in the nation to offer an SMP server which can
fulfill all these needs. Companies can now confidently use a
reliable Linux system for their high-end e-commerce and Internet
operations…”
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