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SCO Readies Tarantella for Monterey/64 and 64-Bit Linux SCO Begins Tarantella Software 'Bring-Up' on Intel(R) Itanium(TM) Server Prototype At SCO Laboratories
INTEL DEVELOPER FORUM, PALM SPRINGS, Calif., Feb 15, 2000 /PRNewswire via COMTEX/ --
SCO (Nasdaq: SCOC) today announced that it is readying its award-winning
Tarantella web-enabling software for the Monterey/64 and 64-bit Linux platforms
utilizing an Intel(R) Itanium(TM) processor-based server prototype. Users of
these forthcoming operating system platforms will benefit from the remote
administration capabilities provided by Tarantella, and provide users with
secure, web-based access to Windows, mainframe, Linux and UNIX applications.
(Photo: www.newscom.com/cgi-bin/prnh/19990421/SCOLOGO )
"SCO is pleased to offer a product like Tarantella for significant 64-bit
platforms like Monterey/64 and 64-bit Linux," said Peter Bondar, vice president
of Tarantella marketing at SCO. "Tarantella is a killer application for ASPs
that will web-enable their application suites for the Itanium-processor based
server market. ASPs will benefit from the enhanced performance of the new
Itanium, as well as the scalability that Tarantella offers."
SCO will ship the Tarantella product line concurrent with system availability of
the Itanium processor-based servers and workstations.
"Tarantella represents another exciting business-critical solution committed to
be available during the second half of this year, when Itanium processor-based
systems begin to ship," said Michael Pope, director of Intel's Enterprise
Software Programs. "This combination will offer an additional choice for
e-Business solutions."
NOTE TO EDITORS: Members of Project Monterey will be in booth 413 at the Intel
Developer Forum.
About Tarantella
Tarantella web-enabling software allows organizations to provide employees,
partners, and customers with browser access to server-based applications across
the Internet or Intranet. Tarantella uses an innovative three-tier architecture
and industry-standard protocols to ensure complete application compatibility,
while providing higher levels of scalability and reliability, with a wider range
of supported application servers, than alternative web-enabling solutions.
Additionally, Tarantella provides single-point administration to dramatically
simplify installation, maintenance and upgrades of business-critical
applications. For more information, please see tarantella.sco.com
About Project Monterey
Announced in October 1998, Project Monterey is a major UNIX operating system
initiative led by IBM, SCO, and Intel. The objective of the Project Monterey
initiative is to establish a volume, enterprise-class, UNIX product line that
runs across Intel IA-32 and IA-64 processors and IBM's POWER processors in
systems that range from departmental to large data center servers. For more
information, please see www.sco.com/monterey
About SCO
SCO is a global leader in server-based software for networked business
computing. SCO is the world's number one provider of UNIX server operating
systems, and the leading provider of network computing software that enables
clients of all kinds -- including, PCs, graphical terminals, NCs, and other
devices -- to have webtop access to business-critical applications running on
servers of all kinds. SCO designed Tarantella web-enabling software, the world's
first web-enabling software for network computing. SCO sells and supports its
products through a worldwide network of distributors, resellers, systems
integrators, and OEMs. For more information, see SCO's home page at: www.sco.com
NOTE: SCO, The Santa Cruz Operation, the SCO logo, the Tarantella logo,
Tarantella, and UnixWare are trademarks or registered trademarks of The Santa
Cruz Operation, Inc. in the USA and other countries. UNIX is a registered
trademark of The Open Group in the US and other countries. All other brand or
product names are or may be trademarks of, and are used to identify products or
services of, their respective owners.
SOURCE SCO
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ich dieser Tage im Netz gefunden habe !News February 15, 09:15 Eastern Time
SCO Readies Tarantella for Monterey/64 and 64-Bit Linux SCO Begins Tarantella Software 'Bring-Up' on Intel(R) Itanium(TM) Server Prototype At SCO Laboratories
INTEL DEVELOPER FORUM, PALM SPRINGS, Calif., Feb 15, 2000 /PRNewswire via COMTEX/ --
SCO (Nasdaq: SCOC) today announced that it is readying its award-winning
Tarantella web-enabling software for the Monterey/64 and 64-bit Linux platforms
utilizing an Intel(R) Itanium(TM) processor-based server prototype. Users of
these forthcoming operating system platforms will benefit from the remote
administration capabilities provided by Tarantella, and provide users with
secure, web-based access to Windows, mainframe, Linux and UNIX applications.
(Photo: www.newscom.com/cgi-bin/prnh/19990421/SCOLOGO )
"SCO is pleased to offer a product like Tarantella for significant 64-bit
platforms like Monterey/64 and 64-bit Linux," said Peter Bondar, vice president
of Tarantella marketing at SCO. "Tarantella is a killer application for ASPs
that will web-enable their application suites for the Itanium-processor based
server market. ASPs will benefit from the enhanced performance of the new
Itanium, as well as the scalability that Tarantella offers."
SCO will ship the Tarantella product line concurrent with system availability of
the Itanium processor-based servers and workstations.
"Tarantella represents another exciting business-critical solution committed to
be available during the second half of this year, when Itanium processor-based
systems begin to ship," said Michael Pope, director of Intel's Enterprise
Software Programs. "This combination will offer an additional choice for
e-Business solutions."
NOTE TO EDITORS: Members of Project Monterey will be in booth 413 at the Intel
Developer Forum.
About Tarantella
Tarantella web-enabling software allows organizations to provide employees,
partners, and customers with browser access to server-based applications across
the Internet or Intranet. Tarantella uses an innovative three-tier architecture
and industry-standard protocols to ensure complete application compatibility,
while providing higher levels of scalability and reliability, with a wider range
of supported application servers, than alternative web-enabling solutions.
Additionally, Tarantella provides single-point administration to dramatically
simplify installation, maintenance and upgrades of business-critical
applications. For more information, please see tarantella.sco.com
About Project Monterey
Announced in October 1998, Project Monterey is a major UNIX operating system
initiative led by IBM, SCO, and Intel. The objective of the Project Monterey
initiative is to establish a volume, enterprise-class, UNIX product line that
runs across Intel IA-32 and IA-64 processors and IBM's POWER processors in
systems that range from departmental to large data center servers. For more
information, please see www.sco.com/monterey
About SCO
SCO is a global leader in server-based software for networked business
computing. SCO is the world's number one provider of UNIX server operating
systems, and the leading provider of network computing software that enables
clients of all kinds -- including, PCs, graphical terminals, NCs, and other
devices -- to have webtop access to business-critical applications running on
servers of all kinds. SCO designed Tarantella web-enabling software, the world's
first web-enabling software for network computing. SCO sells and supports its
products through a worldwide network of distributors, resellers, systems
integrators, and OEMs. For more information, see SCO's home page at: www.sco.com
NOTE: SCO, The Santa Cruz Operation, the SCO logo, the Tarantella logo,
Tarantella, and UnixWare are trademarks or registered trademarks of The Santa
Cruz Operation, Inc. in the USA and other countries. UNIX is a registered
trademark of The Open Group in the US and other countries. All other brand or
product names are or may be trademarks of, and are used to identify products or
services of, their respective owners.
SOURCE SCO
(C) 2000 PR Newswire. All rights reserved
