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IBM Withdraws Claims of First 64-Bit Linux Code

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From IBM’s public-relations firm, TSI
Communications:

“To clarify — in our excitement to get the word out on the new
code for the z900, we got the historical context wrong, What we
delivered to the Open Source community was code to enable a 64-bit
driver for the IBM eServer z900.”

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