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internetnews.com: IBM, Red Hat Go Abroad With Linux

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“IBM and Red Hat announced Friday they will sink more resources
into their 15 innovation centers worldwide to lure software
developers in Brazil, Russia, India and China (BRIC) to the Linux
operating system, as well as IBM’s middleware and servers.

“ISVs who sign up to IBM and Red Hat’s partner programs are
eligible to receive a free copy of Red Hat Enterprise Linux, as
well as a number of online and off-line resources, in order to get
these developers to certify and port their applications to Red
Hat…”

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