“Cliff Miller, president of Pacific HiTech Inc., said at a
seminar that China is a potential market for Linux and for his
company.
“… A system combining Pacific HiTech’s TurboLinux and Oracle
8… drew Chinese government’s strong interest on Linux…”
“He predicted that it will take two or three years for Linux
businesses in China to flower, and that the core business by that
time may be development of application software for large-sized
companies and the government.”
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