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How deep can you get on Linux clustering? Deeper than ever before, if 
your business is serious about reaping the benefits of big-bang 
computing. In this month's The Linux Line, Dave Turek, VP of Deep Computing at 
IBM, bares all. Click on:
<http://www.open-mag.com/cgi-bin/opencgi/email/redirect.cgi?TLL0329>

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April 9, 2004

Hello MIKE SNIER  (Account no. 113093)

Open Magazine - Your strategic guide to Open Source 
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Everyone knows the oldest profession in the world, and this week we 
discovered the least desirable: vendor-sponsored research. Find out why a 
Windows NT cost-of-migration survey with negative conclusions about 
Linux has incensed an Open Source group in Australia. 

For Linux-watchers thinking of venturing into 64-bit computing with the 
new 64-bit x86 extensions, read what analyst Joe Clabby, president of 
Clabby Analytics, identifies as significant differences among approaches 
taken by AMD, IBM, Intel, and Sun.

For catching all the heat, click on 
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The editors of Open magazine