“IBM is backing its commitment to the Linux operating system
with an ultra-low-cost Unix server. The rack-mounted RS/6000 Unix
box designed for Internet service providers (ISPs) will be launched
in September.
“The system will support the Linux operating system as well as
AIX. Nicknamed Pizzazz, the box will fit in a standard 19in rack
and measures just 3.5in high by 24in deep.”
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