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Unilever ditches global Linux IT migration plans

By Andy McCue

Published: Wednesday 31 August 2005

Reader Comments

OK. Now move along. Nothing (that matters) to see ...
David

Funny how this article talks up the Linux angle an...
Anonymous

There's got to be more behind this move than what'...
john

Someone needs to show this CIO a AMD64 or IBM's EM...
Anonymous

"Stay tuned for the full interview with Unilever C...
Zoki

Personally, I have never seen nor heard of any end...
Gerry

I don't think you can point at Itanium. Thats a r...
Steve

They are doing the same thing with Microsoft SQL s...
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