March 20, 2007 11:25 AM PDT
How IBM hones its edge in blade servers
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Big Blue's status among blade makers owes much to its ties with VCs and an independent community of developers.
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On the other statements, Doug's claims about blade.org = choice and open. Read the fine print at blade.org in "About Us".
From the site:
"focused on accelerating the expansion of blade solutions and the IBM and Intel blade ecosystem"
"pioneered by IBM and Intel."
"Compliance and interoperability with the blade platform pioneered by Intel and IBM. "
"rigorous standards for performance with the Intel/IBM blade platform"
They have choice and are open . . . as long as the choice is IBM - they are open to it.
On the other statements, Doug's claims about blade.org = choice and open. Read the fine print at blade.org in "About Us".
From the site:
"focused on accelerating the expansion of blade solutions and the IBM and Intel blade ecosystem"
"pioneered by IBM and Intel."
"Compliance and interoperability with the blade platform pioneered by Intel and IBM. "
"rigorous standards for performance with the Intel/IBM blade platform"
They have choice and are open . . . as long as the choice is IBM - they are open to it.