Abstract: IBM Gives Linux PowerPC Boost Edward F. Moltzen February 08, 1999, Issue: 828 Armonk, N.Y. - IBM Corp. plans to initiate a companywide effort that should next month lead up to full-blown support of the Linux operating system. A cross-divisional working group within IBM, examining the computer giant'
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Abstract: IBM embraces Linux on client/server hardware By Ed Scannell and Bob Trott InfoWorld Electric Posted at 1:38 PM PT, Feb 17, 1999 IBM will take the next step toward making Linux an integral part of its enterprise strategy next month when it announces it will bundle the open-source operating system wit
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Abstract: Host of vendors puts weight behind Linux By Jeff Walsh InfoWorld Electric Posted at 3:55 PM PT, Feb 19, 1999 Linux will be in the spotlight in March at the first-ever LinuxWorld Conference and Expo, in San Jose, Calif. with several vendors delivering key announcements at the show. IBM (www.ibm.com)
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Abstract: Intel funds move to boost Linux on Pentium By Stephen Shankland Staff Writer, CNET News.com February 25, 1999, 4:00 a.m. PT Linux got a serious shot in the arm with news that it will benefit from an Intel-funded effort to add support for Pentium MMX and Pentium III instructions. Cygnus and Intel ann
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Abstract: Hewlett-Packard Leaps On Linux Bandwagon 02/23/99, 8:32 p.m. ET) By Stuart Glascock, Computer Reseller News At LinuxWorld in San Jose, Calif. next week, Hewlett-Packard will formally unveil a companywide Linux strategy stretching across its platform, services, and software groups and joining a growi
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Abstract: Intel throws weight behind Linux By Stephen Shankland Staff Writer, CNET News.com March 1, 1999, 4:40 a.m. PT update VA Research is receiving an investment from Intel and has acquired the coveted Linux.com domain name for use as a portal site dedicated to the Unix-like operating system, industry sou
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Abstract: Oracle: Brave new world of Linux, Java By Stephen Shankland Staff Writer, CNET News.com March 2, 1999, 12:35 p.m. PT SAN JOSE, California-Linux and Java will form the core of a brave new computer world that is centered on the Internet and eventually bypasses Microsoft, according to the view espoused
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Abstract: IBM launches biggest Linux lineup ever On March 2, at LinuxWorld, IBM announced support for Linux, the open-source operating system. The announcement, of planned key alliances, flagship products, and the industry's most comprehensive service offering, makes IBM the only company to provide complete s
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Abstract: HP, SAP Beef Up Linux Support 03/03/99, 10:56 a.m. ET) By Eileen Colkin, InformationWeek Linux continues to gain momentum and credibility as it receives increasing support from dominant industry vendors. Hewlett-Packard and SAP on Monday each touted individual efforts to increase offerings on the pl
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Abstract: Sybase says Linux now a priority By Erich Luening Staff Writer, CNET News.com March 3, 1999, 8:20 a.m. PT Support for Linux just keeps on growing. Sybase today said it plans to ship a fully supported, feature-complete version of its flagship database, Adaptive Server Enterprise, for the Linux operat
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Abstract: MS porting Office to Linux? It may sound crazy, but developers say all the signs - and rumors - are there. By Mary Jo Foley, Sm@rt Reseller March 11, 1999 4:34 PM PT Could Microsoft Corp. be doing the unthinkable in porting Office to the Linux operating system? Rumors concerning the existence of an
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Abstract: IBM Gives Away DB2 For Linux 11/23/98, 11:56 a.m. ET) By Shawn Willett, Computer Reseller News VARs and users excited by Linux's price tag - essentially free - may be interested in a database for Linux that is also free. IBM said it plans to ship a free version of DB2 for Linux when it is ready next
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Abstract: Dell plans to offer Linux on its Optiplex PCs By John G. Spooner, PC Week Online March 19, 1999 2:30 PM EST Dell Computer Corp. is getting ready to preinstall Linux on its Optiplex line of desktop PCs. The Round Rock, Texas, company has been pre-installing Linux for large customers for some time, an
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Abstract: SAP invests in Red Hat By Erich Luening Staff Writer, CNET News.com March 30, 1999, 6:50 a.m. PT A major commercial-grade supplier of Linux scores a chunk of investment dollars from Germany's leading software company. SAP today announced an equity investment of an undisclosed amount by the SAP Ventu
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Abstract: IBM readies file system software for Linux By Ted Smalley Bowen InfoWorld Electric Posted at 7:39 AM PT, Nov 24, 1998 Seeing a rise in demand for Linux among corporate customers, IBM's Transarc subsidiary is preparing to release versions of its enterprise file system software for the open-source Uni
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Abstract: IDC: Linux likely to lead OS growth through 2003 By Nancy Weil InfoWorld Electric Posted at 10:29 AM PT, Mar 31, 1999 Growth in commercial shipments of the Linux operating system will outpace other client or server operating environments through 2003, according to market researcher International Dat
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Abstract: IBM backs Linux with solid DB2 Beta ably ports leading DB technology to Linux By Timothy Dyck for PC Week Labs January 11, 1999 9:00 AM ET IBM's pending release of DB2 for Linux spotlights both the benefits and hurdles to Linux's adoption in the enterprise. In PC Week Labs' tests of a beta of DB2 fo
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Abstract: Compaq to serve up Linux bundling, support plan By Carmen Nobel and Scott Berinato, PC Week Online January 15, 1999 4:48 PM ET Jumping fully onto the freeware bandwagon, Compaq Computer Corp. is about to ship and offer support for Linux servers. Next month, Compaq and Red Hat Software Inc. plan to a
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Abstract: Linux bandwagon grows By David Pendery, Dan Briody, and Ed Scannell InfoWorld Electric Posted at 7:15 AM PT, Jan 23, 1999 Momentum behind the Linux platform will soon surge again with both Hewlett-Packard and Tivoli Systems planning to extend their management platforms to the open-source Linux platf
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Abstract: Big Blue's open-source computer beats Cray By Ed Scannell InfoWorld Electric Posted at 4:42 AM PT, Mar 13, 1999 Trying to burnish its engineering image as well as demonstrate the technical possibilities of Linux, IBM showed an "open-source supercomputer' at the LinuxWorld Expo, held earlier this mon
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Abstract: Big Blue's open-source computer beats Cray By Ed Scannell InfoWorld Electric Posted at 4:42 AM PT, Mar 13, 1999 Trying to burnish its engineering image as well as demonstrate the technical possibilities of Linux, IBM showed an "open-source supercomputer' at the LinuxWorld Expo, held earlier this mon
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Abstract: IBM Adds Linux To ServerProven Program 03/23/99, 4:02 p.m. ET) By John Longwell , Computer Reseller News DANA POINT, Calif. - IBM will add support for Linux-based solutions to its ServerProven certificationprogram sometime in the second quarter, the company said Monday at the ResellerXChange confere
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Abstract: Intel To Invest In Linux PC Vendor VA Research Sunday February 28 1:42 PM ET By Therese Poletti SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - VA Research Inc. a developer of Intel-based PCs, servers and workstations running the increasingly popular Linux operating system, is expected to announce Monday that it will rec
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Abstract: Sun gives away major chip designs By Brooke Crothers and Stephen Shankland Staff Writers, CNET News.com March 2, 1999, 8:50 a.m. PT update Sun Microsystems will give away core chip technology, mirroring the open computer code movement in the Linux world. Sun Microsystems is distributing the basic de
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Abstract: Novell Breaks NetWare Secrecy 03/30/99, 11:10 a.m. ET) By Karen Rollins, Computer Reseller News UK Novell is to release parts of its networking software to the open source community, as it attempts to attract software developers to its technology. At Novell's U.S.based annual user group conference,
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Abstract: Major Unix flaw emerges Built-in bug lets hackers shut down ISPs at will, but Unix vendors don't seem overly concerned. By Randy Barrett, Inter@ctive Week Online March 1, 1999 9:30 AM PT A newly discovered Unix design flaw threatens thousands of computers that operate on the Internet. The vulnerabil
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Abstract: Jikes! More open source code IBM jumps on the open-source bandwagon by releasing code for Java compiler By Antone Gonsalves and Peter Coffee, PC Week Online December 7, 1998 9:00 AM ET IBM today will join the growing ranks of open-source developers when it releases the source code of its Jikes Java
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Abstract: Group seeks refunds for bundled versions of Windows By Jeff Walsh InfoWorld Electric Posted at 5:56 PM PT, Jan 20, 1999 An online group is seeking refunds from Microsoft for unused and unwanted copies of Windows that shipped with their PCs. The group, referring to the unwanted operating system as a
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Abstract: Intel details 64-bit Merced plans By Ephraim Schwartz InfoWorld Electric Posted at 2:19 PM PT, Feb 23, 1999 PALM SPRINGS, Calif. - Intel announced this week at its Professional Developer Conference here that it will ship manufacturing samples of its 64-bit Merced processor by midyear and that the pr
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Abstract: Intel fills in details of its 64-bit chip story By Ephraim Schwartz InfoWorld Electric Posted at 6:45 AM PT, Feb 27, 1999 Intel announced this week at its Professional Developer's Conference in Palm Springs, Calif. plans to ship manufacturing samples of its 64-bit Merced processor in mid-1999, with
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Abstract: Netscape and Sun face product overlaps By Emily Fitzloff and Dana Gardner InfoWorld Electric Posted at 4:36 PM PT, Nov 25, 1998 Although the logistics of the agreement between America Online (proud new owner of Netscape Communications) and Sun Microsystems seem to be ironed out, the impact of the de
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Abstract: Netscape to use Gecko to put developers' minds at rest By Emily Fitzloff InfoWorld Electric Posted at 6:38 AM PT, Dec 7, 1998 Netscape this week plans to allay developer fears that its acquisition by America Online will hamper its Mozilla.org open source development project: Netscape will release it
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Abstract: Power struggles, brain drain cloud Windows' future By Mary Jo Foley, Sm@rt Reseller February 9, 1999 2:56 PM ET For any company, managing 2,000-plus developers is no picnic. But for Microsoft Corp. where big egos and fat stock options are the norm, it's becoming next to impossible. According to a re
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