The new Fujitsu systems, which will contain industry-standard Intel® processors and run Linux* and Windows* operating systems, will complement Fujitsu's Unix- and mainframe-based mission-critical enterprise platform offerings.
To support the collaborative effort, and following on its Linux business strategy announcement last October, Fujitsu has created a new Linux systems organizational structure under its Enterprise Systems Group. Comprising more than 300 engineers and capitalizing on Fujitsu's mission-critical systems expertise, including interconnect, clustering, autonomous systems and grid computing technologies, the organization is focusing on providing hardware platforms and core software that improve the reliability, availability and scalability of Linux-based enterprise systems.
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The new Fujitsu systems, which will contain industry-standard Intel® processors and run Linux* and Windows* operating systems, will complement Fujitsu's Unix- and mainframe-based mission-critical enterprise platform offerings.
To support the collaborative effort, and following on its Linux business strategy announcement last October, Fujitsu has created a new Linux systems organizational structure under its Enterprise Systems Group. Comprising more than 300 engineers and capitalizing on Fujitsu's mission-critical systems expertise, including interconnect, clustering, autonomous systems and grid computing technologies, the organization is focusing on providing hardware platforms and core software that improve the reliability, availability and scalability of Linux-based enterprise systems.
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