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CNET News.com: Big names sign on for Linuxcare programming services

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Stephen Shankland
Jan 27, 2001

“Linuxcare’s earlier moves to hire open-source programming gurus
have paid off; the start-up has signed several deals to help
storage companies prepare their products for the world of
Linux.”

“On Thursday, Linuxcare announced deals with Hewlett-Packard,
Network Appliance, Maxtor, Tricord and SGI. Each deal is worth
hundreds of thousands of dollars to the company, said Dave Sifry,
co-founder and chief technology officer. The deals are either new
or recently completed.”

“The deals are critical to the San Francisco start-up’s survival
amid the general tech downturn and the evaporation of Linux hype.
Linuxcare has even been considering a consolidation with Turbolinux
to stay afloat. San Francisco start-up’s survival amid the general
tech downturn and the evaporation of Linux hype. Linuxcare has even
been considering a consolidation with Turbolinux to stay
afloat.”


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