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| Publication: | Forbes | Date: | Mar 04 2004 |
Gerry Louw is a longtime fan of Sun Microsystems and its powerful Unix-based computers. In fact, he has been running Sun's pricey machines at various companies for more than ten years. Yet today, Louw, chief information officer of VMS, a 1,000-employee company in New York, is ripping out hundreds of Sun servers in 16 locations and replacing them with inexpensive servers running Intel processors and Linux, a free operating system.
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