“TurboLinux, the high performance Linux company, today announced
it has licensed IBM’s Developer Kit for Linux, Java Technology
Edition, that includes a Java Virtual Machine (JVM) which gives
customers the ability to enhance database performance, simplify
application installation, and minimize the resources needed to
maintain their databases.”
“TurboLinux will include IBM’s Developer Kit for Linux in the
next release of its products.”
“Our Java licensing agreement with IBM is an important
element in TurboLinux’s focus on delivering high performance
Linux(2) business solutions to its customers,” said Cliff
Miller, CEO of TurboLinux. “We are pleased to partner with IBM in
their support for Linux and Java, essential building blocks for
business-to-business e-commerce on the Internet.”
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