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Innovation, cost-savings highlight mainframe-to-Linux move
Sabre Holdings Corp., a $2 billion firm in Southlake, Texas, provides the technology power that fuels the high-flying online travel Web sites owned by American Airlines and Travelocity. To keep that technology from being grounded by high costs, Sabre... Interview
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Debate raging over DDoS attack on SCO
SCO Group says hackers are flooding its Web site with traffic, overwhelming its servers and keeping it offline. Some posters to Groklaw doubt that's the case. Article
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Commentary: New kernel to bring Linux to enterprise forefront
SearchEnterpriseLinux.com expert Ken Milberg digs under the hood of the upcoming 2.6 Linux kernel and examines the benefits and opportunities it presents for Linux in the enterprise. Article
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Linux nudges aside Unix for financial services company
First Trust Corp. has put Linux at the heart of its business, pushing aside long-standing Unix systems to realize substantial cost savings and a performance increase. Article
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IT admins: SCO threats not stopping Linux projects
Network and systems administrators don't seem to be in any rush to halt or delay Linux or open source projects because of the latest threats from the SCO Group. CEO Darl McBride, meanwhile, contends that commercial Linux users are continuing to sign ... Article
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Ensuring your skills are in demand for on-demand computing
Will you be in demand in the on-demand world? Tip
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Infopia keeps Linux, cuts costs with outsourcing
A marketing services firm cuts costs with Linux application development. Article
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Thanksgiving: Do you speak Geek?
Take a peek at our Thanksgiving-themed quiz and help yourself to a virtual feast of IT terms! Tip
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McBride: Don't blame us, blame IBM
SCO Group CEO Darl McBride predicted doom for the GPL and that Linux's days as a free OS were numbered during a keynote presentation Tuesday. Article