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Microsoft-Novell Interoperability Lab Opens

The location is right under the nose of the disapproving Free Software Foundation
By XML News Desk
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September 18, 2007 10:30 AM EDT
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Microsoft and Novell have opened that interoperability lab in Cambridge, Massachusetts promised in their controversial November accord.

The location is right under the nose of the disapproving Free Software Foundation.

The idea is to build and support technologies that let Windows and SUSE Linux, unlike other strains of Linux, work well together starting with virtualization, then moving on to standards-based systems management, identity federation and document formats.

The 2,500-square-foot lab reportedly houses 80 servers of varying architectures and a SAN.

Published September 18, 2007 – Reads 10,775
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Novell News Desk 09/18/07 09:58:32 AM EDT

Microsoft and Novell have opened that interoperability lab in Cambridge, Massachusetts promised in their controversial November accord. The location is right under the nose of the disapproving Free Software Foundation. The idea is to build and support technologies that let Windows and SUSE Linux, unlike other strains of Linux, work well together starting with virtualization, then moving on to standards-based systems management, identity federation and document formats. The 2,500-square-foot lab reportedly houses 80 servers of varying architectures and a SAN.