“On Monday, TurboLinux launched a “real” reseller program
with local offices in 11 major US cities.”
“The company is also establishing a pair of engineering teams
just for resellers. Authorised resellers will have priority access
to support engineers…”
“SCO has helped TurboLinux with getting Turbo’s clustering
solutions out to the public. The SCO partnership should continue to
prosper with TurboLinux’s enFusion.”
“EnFusion, which will be demonstrated at this week’s LinuxWorld,
can link together existing networks of Linux, Unix and Microsoft
Windows servers and workstations into a virtual supercomputer,
claims TurboLinux.”
“EnFusion works by utilising spare clock cycles on existing
means. In some ways, EnFusion more closely resembles popular
distributed applications, such as the SETI@home project…”
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