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In This Issue
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Bill's, Andy's, and Linus' Enterprise Adventure, Every Week
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Sun, IBM Announce New Linux Servers at LinuxWorld
by Alex Woodie
New Intel-based Linux servers were announced by Sun Microsystems and IBM at LinuxWorld this week, as the two server rivals jostled for position at the low-end of the market for Linux servers. IBM also sought to capitalize on Sun's late entry into the Linux server market by announcing a new program to migrate customers' UNIX applications running on Sun's Sparc servers to Linux running on IBM hardware. READ MORE >
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Dell Uses Red Hat, Oracle to Push Linux Against Unix
by Timothy Prickett Morgan
There are very few top-tier server vendors that do not have their own Unix operating systems. Unisys sells proprietary mainframes and is the staunchest supporter of Microsoft's Windows Datacenter Server, which is geared for its 32-way ES7000 enterprise servers. Dell doesn't have such a big box or its own Unix, but it has thrown its weight behind Linux as a commercial server OS, as it demonstrated at the LinuxWorld show held this week in San Francisco. READ MORE >
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Microsoft Puts Out .NET Framework SP2
by Timothy Prickett Morgan
If you've been mucking around with Microsoft's .NET Framework, you'll be pleased to find out that the company has just released Service Pack 2 for the framework. The .NET Framework runs on Windows NT 4.0, Windows 2000, and Windows XP and is intended to give those operating systems some of the functionality that will be embedded in the future Windows .NET operating systems. At this point, it is a more a means for developers to experiment with Web services than an actual product. READ MORE >
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IBM Leans on Business Partner Channel to Push Server Sales
by Timothy Prickett Morgan
If one thing has been consistent about IBM's server strategy over the past decade, it's that it wants to drive as many server shipments as possible through its business partner channel and derive as much revenue as it can from that channel. The effect of this channel-oriented sales approach is that more and more customers have a third party, not IBM, as their main IBM contact, and this is changing their relationship with Big Blue. READ MORE >
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