“Intel Corp. announced Thursday it will marry its Linux Gigabit
driver to the Intel PRO/1000 Gigabit Server Adapter to create
Gigabit Ethernet performance for intranet Web servers, databases
and e-mail servers.”
“This move makes Intel…the first company to combine the
two for clients who use Linux as their main operating
system.“
“The Linux driver’s source code is available free to the Linux
development community on Intel’s Web site, which allows clients to
customize the driver to meet their individual company needs.”
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