The combined company could become something like a Microsoft for the open source industry, providing operating systems and middleware. JBoss�s open source middleware, which is the glue that connects operating systems to applications, is a cheap alternative to license-based middleware from software providers such as IBM, Oracle, and BEA Systems."
Monday, April 10, 2006
RED HERRING | Q&A: David Skok on JBoss Deal
"The world of open source changed Monday with the acquisition of JBoss in a deal worth up to $420 million.
The combined company could become something like a Microsoft for the open source industry, providing operating systems and middleware. JBoss�s open source middleware, which is the glue that connects operating systems to applications, is a cheap alternative to license-based middleware from software providers such as IBM, Oracle, and BEA Systems."
The combined company could become something like a Microsoft for the open source industry, providing operating systems and middleware. JBoss�s open source middleware, which is the glue that connects operating systems to applications, is a cheap alternative to license-based middleware from software providers such as IBM, Oracle, and BEA Systems."
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