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ACUCORP
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Your technology.
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Your future.
With Acucorp's extend® solutions, you can run your legacy applications on more than 600 computing platforms, including Linux. You can also enhance them by adding a GUI, deploying on the Internet, implementing Thin Client computing or interoperating with other languages and environments, such as .NET, J2EE, XML, BEA WebLogic Server, IBM WebSphere and more!
Visit www.acucorp.com/linux
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Sponsored By
POGO LINUX
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Peace of mind? Piece of cake.
· Compact Reliable WebWare 1150 Intel Pentium 4 and Dual Intel Xeon 1200 Servers starting at $999.
· PerformanceWare 1310 Intel Pentium 4
Servers starting at $1,499.
· PerformanceWare 1350 Dual Intel Xeon Servers starting at $2,389.
· PerformanceWare 1264 Dual AMD Opteron Servers starting at $2,199.
For more information, visit pogolinux.com or call 888.828.POGO
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HP Launches Four-Way ProLiant with Opterons
by Timothy Prickett Morgan
IBM may have been the first tier-one server maker to support the AMD Opteron processor, which it did a year ago, but Hewlett-Packard wants to be the first one to support the Opteron in a four-way machine that is capable of supporting bigger workloads than IBM's two-way eServer 325 machine. And this week, HP announced that it has done this by putting the ProLiant DL585 into the field. READ MORE >
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VMware to Support Linux Partitions on 64-Bit Opterons, Xeons
by Timothy Prickett Morgan
The VMware software unit of storage array maker EMC announced this week that it intends to support 64-bit hardware with its virtual machine partitioning software, which runs on both workstations and servers. Up until now, VMware has been coy about supporting 64-bit hardware or software, but the growing popularity of the AMD Opteron chips, the advent of the Intel 64-bit Xeons, and the delivery of 64-bit versions of Windows and Linux this year made VMware finally conclude that it was time to support 64-bit platforms. READ MORE >
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OPEN SYSTEMS
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Accounting software
over 25 years strong.
Founded in 1976 to deliver powerful accounting software solutions to small and mid-market customers, Open Systems is a single-source provider of accounting, distribution, manufacturing, CRM and eBusiness solutions.
Choose OPEN SYSTEMS Accounting Software (OSAS) for Windows, UNIX, and Linux. Source code for Open Systems products is provided at no additional cost.
www.osas.com
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Sponsored By
SHAOLIN MICROSYSTEMS
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ShaoLin Microsystems provides enterprise Linux infrastructure and storage software.
· ShaoLin HA Cluster - Easy-to-use and low cost high availability cluster software to minimize system downtime.
· ShaoLin Volume Replicator - Powerful and open disaster recovery solution to ensure data integrity and application availability.
· ShaoLin CogoFS - Outperform compressed filesystem for Linux to multiply network performance and storage capacity.
www.shaolinmicro.com
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A Look at Google's Linux-Based Search Appliance
by Dan Burger
Search your brain for the term search engine. What's the first thing that comes to mind? If the word Google, which is fast becoming a verb, didn't pop into your brain, we'd be surprised. The number one Web search engine in the United States (and arguably in the world) has that kind of omnipresent brand recognition. With the Google Search Appliance (GSA), you can now get a baby Google for your own networks. READ MORE >
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As I See It: We've Come a Long Way, Maybe
by Victor Rozek
When I started sixth grade, my parents decided to invest in my education. These were the days before parents loaded their children with computers and assorted electronic gadgets, which both simplify and complicate the process of learning. All of human knowledge had not yet been stuffed onto a CD; there were no search engines, and cell phones did not double as cameras and calculators. Back then, if you wanted to find out something, you actually had to reference a book. READ MORE >
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Sponsored By
SUSE LINUX
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Mainframe Linux for IBM Midrange Systems
· Available for i/p/z/x Series
· Mainframe stability
· Access to legacy data
SuSE Linux Enterprise Server lets you keep your current environment and add the power of Linux. Utilize the best of both worlds, exchange data between each OS, all on one system.
Get an evaluation copy today
www.suse.com
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But Wait, There's More
TPC-C Test Offers Sneak Peak at SuSE Enterprise 9 . . . OSRM Says Linux Kernel Doesn't Infringe Unix Rights . . MySQL Supports Clustered Databases . . . Currency Helps Pump Up IBM's First Quarter . . . IDC Says Positive Business Outlook Will Lead to Increased IT Spending in 2004 . . . IBM to Ship First Power5 Boxes in June . . . READ MORE >
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We value your feedback and insights. Feel free to send a letter to the editor. Letters may be printed, unless otherwise specified, and edited for clarity or length. READ MORE >
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Editor: Timothy Prickett Morgan
Managing Editor: Shannon Pastore
Contributing Editors: Dan Burger, Joe Hertvik, Kevin Vandever,
Shannon O'Donnell, Victor Rozek, Hesh Wiener, Alex Woodie
Publisher and Advertising Director: Jenny Thomas
Advertising Sales Representative: Kim Reed
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