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Article: RED HAT INTRODUCES LINUX FOR IBM S/390 MAINFRAME.(Product Announcement)
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- UNIX Update
- Article date:
- February 1, 2002
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Red Hat, Inc. (Nasdaq:RHAT), Research Triangle Park, N.C., has introduced Red Hat Linux for S/390, the latest version of its operating system for the enterprise mainframe. This new version enables Red Hat to fulfill its commitment to extend the scalability of its Linux operating system to run on the smallest of handheld devices to the largest of enterprise mainframes. Previously, Red Hat had announced its delivery of open source software solutions, services and support for IBM's entire eServer product line.
Red Hat Linux is optimized for IBM's S/390 Parallel Enterprise (G5 and G6) and Multiprise 3000 servers. It can also run on IBM's zSeries 900 servers. Major ...