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Gary M. Dennis wrote:
Can someone point me to the source of the announcement excerpt below?
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Gary Dennis
Mantissa Corporation


On 8/5/08 11:51 AM, "Lionel B. Dyck" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:


    This is an interesting bullet in the announcement:

    *Moving selected Linux, Windows®, and UNIX® workloads to a single
    System z server:* Moving workloads while maintaining distinct server
    images and current LAN topology can help reduce systems-management
    complexity. By managing large server farms deployed on virtual
    servers instead of using multiple hardware servers, the number of
    real hardware servers and associated physical LANs may be reduced,
    which may lead to cost savings. Deploying Linux workloads on z/VM
    V5.4 may be particularly attractive if they interact with
    applications or data located on the same System z server.

    Is IBM pre-announcing the ability to run Windows programs on System z?

    :-)

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