Re: IBM's use of eServer brand challenged -- MIDRANGE-L

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When I saw that Technauts (WHAT a dumb name) had 60 people, I couldn't HELP but think IBM could bankrupt them in court - or just BUY the company <BG>.

Chuck

"Stone, Brad V (TC)" wrote:

I read that on Linuxnews.com. Someone asked "Isn't <soinso> using eServers as a trademarked name already?"That's neat, though. IBM will probably just throw 13mil at the company to hush up. (Hey, it's only one years salary for the top dog.)Brad

-----Original Message-----
From: oludare [mailto:oludare@ix.netcom.com]
Sent: Friday, October 06, 2000 12:22 PM
To: AS/400 Midrange Usergroup
Subject: IBM's use of eServer brand challenged

"IBM's use of eServer brand challenged"
Just days after IBM announced it would rebrand its line of servers
under the new name eServer, a North Carolina-based maker of server appliances
says it plans on filing suit against the computer giant for using a
name it has been trying to trademark for two years.

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