Re: London Stock Exchange chooses Windows server i.s.o Linux due to reliability



Henk oegema schrieb:
German magazine)of April 2007 is an advertise after page 6: London Stock
Exchange chooses Windows server (Windows Server 2003) i.s.o Linux due to
reliability.

The previous system was based on old HP hardware and HP-UX. The new system
has been build from scratch with new hardware. All the comparisions in the
microsoft article are made between the old and the new system, no linux.

I couldn't find any news article on "heise.de" (c't magazine online)
covering your news. Could you supply it?

Kind regards

Jan



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