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IBM: 'Who Says Penguins Can't Fly?' (eWeek)
eWeek covers
a LinuxWorld keynote by IBM's Ross Mauri. "Now, however, Linux seems
to be everywhere, according to the IBMer. "I can't think of a place where
Linux hasn't been successful," he evangelized, citing implementations
ranging from supercomputers down to embedded systems. Supercomputing
applications really started to come to the fore during the second half of
2003, he noted. "Linux clusters are the biggest segment." Mauri delivered
quick case studies of organizations using Linux across fields that include
communications, health care, pharmaceuticals, education and multimedia
entertainment."
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