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Otsuka Shokai of Japan will market Linux-based enterprise systems

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The report appeared in Japan Computer News, a subscription
service, for December 18, 1998.

Otsuka Shokai has begun marketing enterprise systems which use
NEC and IBM PC servers running Linux. The Alpha L Point system is
based on either the NEC Express 5800 or the IBM NetFinity PC
server.

10art-ni of Tokyo, a subsidiary of Otsuka Shokai, will develop
applications in Java and provide engineering support for the new
systems.

Otsuka Shokai claims that a single-server, 100-client system may
well cost less than half of a similar Windows NT system.

Thanks to Hal Moroff for
this information.

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