Hola Marcelo, Esta frase del artículo está incompleta pero podría ser muy importante:
"Indeed, there have been recent rumors that >Novell XenSource." Buscando se comprueba que efectivamente apuntan rumores de compra. Tengamos en cuenta toda la liquidez de caja que Microsoft le "prestó a nulo interés" a Novell: http://asay.blogspot.com/2007/01/what-would-novell-buy.html http://weblog.infoworld.com/openresource/archives/2007/01/which_should_no.html Saludos, Alberto. -- Alberto Barrionuevo Vice-President F.F.I.I. On 2/3/07, Olival Gomes Barboza Júnior <olival.junior em gmail.com> wrote: > > Novell and Microsoft Staff Up Interoperability Lab > Steven J. Vaughan-Nichols, Linux-Watch Magazine > > When Novell and Microsoft announced their unlikely partnership, a > part of the arrangement that got little attention at the time was > that they'd create a joint research facility, where both company's > technical experts would collaborate on new joint software solutions. > Now, they're staffing up. According to Sam Ramji, Microsoft's > director of platform technology strategy, the companies are looking > for a few good program managers and software engineers to populate > that joint research facility. The Lab will focus on interoperable > virtualization between the Windows and SLES (SUSE Linux Enterprise > Server) and will be part of the product engineering teams for both > companies. In particular, the Lab will focus on several areas: > "Virtualization, Office OpenXML/ODF interoperability, WS-Management > interoperability, and directory federation." Ramji, and his Novell > colleagues, are looking for program managers and software design > engineers. Depending on the particular job, one might work for > Novell, while another would draw his or her pay-checks from > Microsoft. The job descriptions make it clear, though, that > virtualization is at the top of the priority list for the two > companies. Specifically, Microsoft wants a "Software Design Engineer > in Test, Linux Interoperability" and a "Program Manager, Linux > Interoperability," while Novell is seeking a "Software Design > Engineer in Test, Windows > Interoperability." [Note: WS-Management was contributed to DMTF in > August 2005 and ratified as a Preliminary Standard at DMTF in August > 2006.] > > http://www.linux-watch.com/news/NS9595816177.html > See also WS-Management: http://xml.coverpages.org/ni2005-09-17- > a.html#WS-Management-Preliminary >
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