Classic computer language and hot new platform
Storage Market and Linux get a boost
Joint venture releases beta integrated develpment environment
On its tenth anniversay, Linux continues to push into the enterprise
Hard to believe, but it's 10 years already since 21-year-old Linus Torvalds made public version 0.02 of the Linux kernel to a few eager usenet groupies. Today, there are an estimated 10 million users worldwide. IDC estimates that by 2004, Linux will be an accepted part of most markets' enterprise computing environments.
Runs Linux partitions only
Catastrophic attacks and natural disasters
A response to recent IBM-Neoware alliance
The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration sought to accelerate sluggish supercomputer performance. Using Linux, the weather research speeds are now scorching.
The federal Jet Propulsion Laboratory is porting old VMS software onto new PC hardware running Linux, extending the life (and value) of legacy programs.
A new technology for Linux