LinuxPR: Linuxcare, First Pure Play Linux Services Firm, Completes $32.5 Million Round of Funding | Linux Today

LinuxPR: Linuxcare, First Pure Play Linux Services Firm, Completes $32.5 Million Round of Funding

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Web Webster
Web Webster
Dec 14, 1999

A Resounding Validation of Linuxcare’s Enterprise Services
Business Model by Investors.

“Linuxcare, Inc., the premier provider of Linux services to the
enterprise, has received $32.5 million in its second round of
funding from leading venture firms and strategic corporate
partners, led by Patricof & Co. Ventures.”

“We are extremely pleased with the group of investors who are
backing Linuxcare,” said Fernand Sarrat, President and CEO of
Linuxcare, Inc. “The investment community has delivered a clear
vote of confidence for the Linux services business model, and
Linuxcare’s leadership role in the enterprise Linux services
category.”

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