Novell and Intel
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Engineering teams at Intel and Novell regularly work on-site at one another's locations to optimize their products. The result is a continuously evolving trajectory of increasing performance, flexibility, and reliability, culminating in the introduction of the Intel Xeon processor 5500 series and SUSE® Linux Enterprise 11 for the intelligent data center.
In May 2009, Intel and Novell broadened their efforts to collaborate and encourage Original Equipment Manufacturers and Original Design Manufacturers to adopt Moblin, an optimized open source Linux software platform for enabling rich Internet experiences on Intel Atom processor-based netbooks and other mobile systems. Novell's contributions to the Moblin™ ecosystem include leading the Open Source development of key operating system features such as window, e-mail, and media management.
Here you'll find all of the resources you need to better understand all of the benefits this powerful partnership can deliver.
Featured Materials from Intel & Novell
Press Releases
- Novell, Intel extend collaboration to drive Moblin Adoption
- Novell to Demo Moblin Based Operating System on Acer and MSI Devices at Computex
Intel Materials
Novell Materials
Web News
- Intel Adopts Identity in Software
- Intel, Novell stump for Moblin Netbook OS
- Novell Prepping Moblin Version of SUSE
- Intel, Novell to Push Moblin Adoption
