“The venerable Unix computer operating system entered a new
phase Monday with its sale by the bankrupt The SCO Group of Lindon
to a group of investors who are pledging to spend millions to
upgrade and expand it.“Unix was sold to UnXis Inc., a Nevada-based company formed by
Stephen Norris Capital Partners and MerchantBridge Group to buy the
system out of bankruptcy court in Delaware…The new owners plan to
pour an initial $5 million into the company to keep it
operating.”
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