IBM Solutions for Linux
IBM Systems: Linux brings open innovation to all IBM server and storage system platforms, freeing datacenters from vendor lock-in with choice and flexibility to scale your business on the fastest growing operating system in the world.
IBM Software: IBM's software stack for Linux provides an open, robust and scalable platform for applications that can easily support changing business requirements. IBM supports over 500 software products on Linux, including software to implement SOA, Web 2.0, and Information on Demand.
IBM Services: IBM offers full support services for Linux on all IBM server platforms. IBM also offers full services solutions for planning, designing, implementing, migrating and consolidating onto Linux. A leader in Linux enablement, IBM Global Technology Services is ready to help on your next Linux project.
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For a more detailed look into IBM's investment and commitment to Linux and the value we have provided to our clients and to the community, read the article IBM is Committed to Linux and Open Source (PDF, 113KB).
Learn more about Linux at IBM
IBM is committed to providing industry leading, Linux-based solutions. Learn more:
Linux and IBM Case Studies
- Wells' Dairy saves $380,000 by switching to IBM Blade Center and Linux (US)
- Colacem improves reliability and lowers cost with SAP on Linux on IBM System z (US)
- Salt River Project migrates from HP to Linux on IBM System z (US)
- IT-Informatik uses Power Systems and Linux to offer SAP application hosting services to midmarket companies (US)
Upcoming Events and Replays
Virtual Events
- The Red Hat Virtual Experience: IBM, a Red Hat partner, is a Platinum Sponsor of the Red Hat Virtual Experience. The event begins December 9, at 9am EST / 14:00 GMT.
Webcasts
- IBM Linux Developer and Test Cloud Webcast: Looking for an easier way to develop and test applications? Join IBM on Thursday, December 17, 2009, at 12pm EST / 17:00 GMT to hear how Linux and IBM software can expedite the development and test of applications in the cloud.
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