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Wall Street Journal on Destop Linux-A Revival? Mercian Maintains a Blog About Their Switch to Linux and Open Source
Mar 14

HSBC will standardize on SUSE Linux

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HSBC, a bank based in Britain that has 9,500 offices, 284,00 employees, and 125 million customers in 76 countries, is standardizing on a single Linux Distribution, Suse Linux.  HSBC believes that it will reduce its total cost of  ownsership.

“The HSBC move is a direct result of the technical cooperation agreement penned between Microsoft and Novell in November 2006. As part of the agreement, the two companies committed to make their products work better together, to jointly build, market and support new solutions to improve interoperability, and to deliver new virtualization capabilities. “

Covered over at www.eweek.com

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