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UniXpress
SCO Unix specialists with the full product line: OpenServer, UnixWare, Vision Family, and related third party products such as Lone-TAR Backup Software.
Vision2k
Tarantella, Inc., software that allows integrating Windows and Unix.
Ransom Love, Co-founder of Caldera and SCO, Speaks of Unix, GPL and the Lawsuit
The former CEO of Caldera and architect of its SCO acquisition disagrees with firm's legal campaign against Linux vendors, but he still thinks SCO has case against IBM. [eWeek] (September 25, 2003)
SCO to Netherlands Distributor: Tough Luck! Distributor to SCO: See You in Court!
Erik Monninkhof, CFO, co-founder of Dupaco, sole distributor of SCO in Netherlands, shows some SCO-allied businesses are suffering since SCO changed management. [LinuxWorld] (September 15, 2003)
SCO Licensing Drive Helps Swell Profits
SCO reports profit in financial 2Q, partly due to SCOsource initiative to collect licensing fees for Unix OS software, including $1bn lawsuit against IBM. [ComputerWeekly] (May 29, 2003)
SCO Posts Revenue Increase
Firm embroiled in high-profile intellectual property dispute, reports net income of $4.5 million on revenue of $21.4 million for Q2. [CNET News.com] (May 28, 2003)
SCO, SuSE Bullish Despite Differences
SCO and SuSE issue bullish statements on their business prospects, though estranged business partners sit on opposite sides of Linux fence. Dropping Linux will help SCO business, says CEO Darl McBride. [CNET News.com] (May 28, 2003)
SCO Group Drops Old Caldera Name
Firm officially drops old name of Caldera International. Measure was approved by shareholders on Friday, the Lindon, Utah-based company said this week. [CNET.com] (May 21, 2003)
SCO Directs Attention to New Software
Firm's fastest growing revenue source stems from its efforts to enforce more licensing of its software. They recently announced Web services software that may steer some attention back to their products. [CNET News.com] (April 30, 2003)
SCO Group Unveils Linux for Itanium
SCO released a version of Linux for Intel's 64-bit Itanium processor family, the OS for this chip is the successor to the aborted Project Monterey. [ZDNet UK] (April 16, 2003)
SCO Professional Services: SCO What?
Former Caldera Systems is center of UnitedLinux consortium, but normal Unix customers, small-mid size businesses, are its main income. Heavy turnover in SCO sales organization makes it hard to get firm's attention. [Baseline] (February 13, 2003)
SCO Group Readies New Platform
SCO is working on new platform, SCOx, it hopes will drive next generation of applications on networks and servers, across Unix, Linux, for 2 of firm's core customer groups, replicated sites, small- to medium-sized businesses. [eWeek] (January 22, 2003)
SCO Makes Linux Grab for Microsoft E-mail
LinuxWorld: SCOoffice Mail Server will undercut Microsoft Exchange as a server for e-mail, calendars, contact lists. [ZDNet UK] (January 22, 2003)
Caldera Name Change Puts Unix First
UnitedLinux member Caldera International says it's changing its name to The SCO Group, a move that pulls the firm away from Linux and into the Unix camp, analysts say. [ZDNet UK] (August 27, 2002)
Caldera Renames Itself SCO Group
Caldera International Inc. used its GeoFORUM conference in Las Vegas to announce it will change name to The SCO Group, Rename does not mean firm is moving away from Linux but is building on brand recognition of SCO products. [eWeek] (August 26, 2002)
Caldera's Cash Woes Continue, But Love Says Company is Close to Turning the Corner
After Caldera's four-to-one stock buy back, it looked like firm was out of financial trouble. That has proven untrue, but CEO Ransom Love remains optimistic about sales of firm's Linux and Unix systems. [NewsForge] (May 9, 2002)
Open Source Leaders Duke it Out
In ZDNet interview, Caldera chief Ransom Love hits back at Free Software Foundation founder Richard Stallman, denies he is greedy capitalist or parasite. [CNET ZDNet] (June 24, 2001)
Caldera Is SCO's Savior
The Santa Cruz Operation found a savior in Linux software maker Caldera Systems, who will buy SCO's server software and professional services divisions, with total $25 million sales, $10 million losses, in fiscal Q3. [Forbes] (August 3, 2000)
Caldera Buys SCO Unix & Professional Services
A leading Linux distributor bought Server and Professional Services Division of Santa Cruz Operation (SCO), long-time leader of Intel Unix. With this one move, Linux and Unix are unified for first time under one firm; enterprise OS world will never be same. [Vaughan-Nichols & Associates] (August 2, 2000)
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