” Intel also plans further funding for Linux. The company
announced an investment in Red Hat Software Inc. on Sept. 29, and
in 1999 it will seek developers that can help Intel make Linux an
enterprise-level operating system. “
They go on to talk about working with the Linux community to
penetrate the mid-range and enterprise.
It sure seems like Intel sees that this may be their golden
opportunity to break free from the chains of the past.
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