Another Silicon Valley startup company full of smart people —
doesn’t sound that remarkable, right? But the people at Cobalt
Networks are thinking way outside the box with their Qube
computer.
… what really sets it apart is something you can’t see: its
Linux operating system.
Linux has been written to use very little system memory. Today,
you can run it on less than 8 megabytes of memory. For the
engineers at Cobalt, that means lower hardware costs and more
reliability.
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