Review the discussions between Planet IT members and clustering architect Tim Burke, Linux roundtable host for the August 2000 forum. In today's global business environment, running offices thousands of miles apart can be a challenge. The initial clustering capabilities will be aimed at IBM's scientific and technical customers. IBM takes the first steps to making Linux available throughout its products. The announcement comes a week after the Unix server division of its key development partner was acquired by Caldera Systems.
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