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SUSE joins open private cloud party

SUSE Linux Enterprise planning private cloud deployment with OpenStack weight behind it. NVIDIA works on Linux drivers for Optimus chips.
Btrfs improvements may impact Linux kernel upgrades

Linux kernel 3.4's changes to the btrfs file system and new tools may spur some to update servers without waiting for Linux to play catch-up.
Cloud provider SHI to adopt SUSE Linux Enterprise

SHI to use SUSE Linux Enterprise Server as primary OS for cloud services. OpenFabrics Alliance aligns OFED software with Linux kernel.
SUSE has Sun Solaris in its sights with SP2

SUSE shops are cautious after a long silence from the Novell post-Attachmate deal; experts say Linux has eclipsed Unix generally, but SUSE needs work.

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Novell to acquire SuSE Linux

Novell said it plans to acquire SuSE Linux, the second largest open source server software provider, in a $210 million cash deal. Article | 04 Nov 2003
Quick Takes: ProLiant server running SuSE sets new Oracle benchmark

HP announced that a ProLiant server running SuSE Linux Enterprise 8 set a new clustered Oracle Applications Standard Benchmark, leading off this edition of Quick Takes. Article | 23 May 2003
SuSE brings Enterprise Server to Itanium 2

SuSE Linux AG announced its first server product for the Itanium processor family. Article | 26 Mar 2003

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