TechWorld: Vendors push Linux to solve storage needs
Posted by Kenneth Farmer, Wednesday August 06 2003 @ 04:41PM EDT
Storage systems will move to Linux, so the software part of the system can keep pace with falling hardware costs, according to vendors flocking to the LinuxWorld show in San Francisco this week. Vendors in both fields are putting together solutions which will persuade IT managers to move to open source on storage networks.
ogether with Red Hat, Network Appliance announced joint development of Linux storage protocols and – in a move calculated to win IT managers’ hearts – the two companies will handle technical support calls jointly. Meanwhile, Veritas and a bunch of other vendors offered products and deals aimed at making Linux storage more convincingly enterprise-grade.
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