“Sun Microsystems Inc. is making another cautious move into the
Linux market at the LinuxWorld show this week, with the
announcement that Bell Microproducts in San Jose will start
shipping Linux servers based on Sun-manufactured
motherboards.
The rack-mountable servers won’t bear the Sun brand name but
instead will feature the “UltraSPARC Driven” logo that is already
used on a variety of devices such as printers (but not, so far, any
computers) that use the UltraSPARC as an embedded processor. The
servers are aimed at traditional Linux markets such as Internet
service providers.”
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