SAP and IBM are tying the knot on a deal that will bring Linux for IBM eServer zSeries to mySAP.com customers in the near future.
By Kate Hanaghan, 22 March 2001 16:07
NEWS The German software giant said the announcement vindicates its decision back in early 1999 to support the Linux platform. In a statement, Dirk Hohndel, CTO SuSE Linux AG, said: "The early support of mySAP.com on Linux was a major breakthrough for Linux in the enterprise solutions space. Now, mySAP.com on Linux for IBM eServer zSeries proves the viability of Linux on multiple hardware platforms."
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