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Re: integrated NT server

  • Subject: Re: integrated NT server
  • From: Rob Berendt <rob@xxxxxxxxx>
  • Date: Mon, 6 Jul 1998 9:32:48 -0500
 
Tell your bosses this.
Microsoft uses AS/400's to run their line of business applications.  I believe 
that Apple does, I know they used S/38's.
The AS/400 is more of an open system than Unix platforms.  The AS/400 supports 
all of the POSIX standards while none of the Unix platforms do.
Do these systems  have as many 64bit applications as the AS/400 does?
The support costs of the AS/400 are much smaller than these other systems.
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