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Dialogic Announces Support for Linux Operating System

Strategic Insights

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Dialogic, an Intel Company and the global leader in open computer telephony (CT), has announced its plans to support the Linux operating system, initially with Red Hat(R) Linux. This move enables Dialogic to offer customers a reliable and high-performance operating system at an entry-level price. The addition of Linux support broadens the list of platforms Dialogic supports, making it a more attractive option for customers.

Key Takeaways:

  • Dialogic will support Linux on its core family of PCI products, with future releases extending support to DM3-based platforms such as DM3 IPLink 3.0.
  • The addition of Linux support enables customers to adopt the only completely open OS that enables an IT department to deploy applications at Internet speeds.
  • Art Herzog, strategic marketing manager at Dialogic, stated that customers have requested Linux support due to its powerful and cost-effective nature.
  • Paul McNamara, general manager, Enterprise Business Unit at Red Hat, Inc., believes that Dialogic's addition of Red Hat Linux is an indication that the platform is ready to handle the needs of major businesses.
  • Mike Orr, senior vice president, worldwide marketing at SCO, commends Dialogic's support of Linux, stating that it adds momentum to the open systems movement and UNIX(R) on Intel.
  • Dialogic's support for Linux enables developers to leverage the platform to build enhanced CT applications based on Dialogic components.

Statistics:

  • Dialogic has announced plans to support the Linux operating system.
  • The company will initially support Linux on its core family of PCI products.
  • Future releases will extend support to DM3-based platforms such as DM3 IPLink 3.0.
  • Linux is the only completely open OS that enables an IT department to deploy applications at Internet speeds.
  • 50% of Dialogic customers have requested Linux support over the past year (as stated by Dialogic).

Sources:

  • Dialogic and the Dialogic logo are registered trademarks of Dialogic Corporation.
  • Red Hat(R) Linux, a registered trademark of Red Hat, Inc.
  • UNIX(R), a registered trademark of The Open Group.
  • Intel Company.

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