According to Reuters, IBM (IBM) is "staking out a major new source of business helping clients like banks or retailers manage data centers on a par with Internet players such as Google or Microsoft." The news service adds "Bill Zeitler, the executive in charge of IBM’s hardware business, said the initiative to set up customers with the technology, software and services to operate data centers could rank in significance with IBM’s support for Linux in recent years or its push to get businesses on the Internet the 1990s."
The internet part worked real well.
Douglas A. McIntyre.
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