“Intel’s recent investments in several Linux companies, and
the firm’s strong involvement in the Linux community, will be
increasingly important in growing hardware support for the
operating system.
The investments will also make Linux a more palatable option for
enterprise network customers.
Over the past several months, Intel has made investments in
Linux companies, with a portfolio that now includes top Linux
distributors Red Hat Software, SuSE, TurboLinux and server
manufacturer VA Linux Systems. The company also works closely with
the Linux community to ensure that Linux is not only compatible
with, but also optimized to perform on Intel’s current and future
processors.”
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