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Japanese system integrator joins OSDL
Apr. 23, 2004

Tokyo-based open source integrator Ten Art-ni has joined The Open Source Development Labs (OSDL). Ten Art-ni will participate in Data Center Linux and Carrier Grade Linux working groups to advance Linux in Japan.

Ten art-ni has built its business on open source technologies since 1997. They provide Linux support, professional services, and system development, as well as sells a range of Linux hardware and software products.

IDC predicts that Linux adoption will continue growing at a much faster pace than Windows and UNIX in the Japanese server market. According to IDC Enterprise Server Tracker, Linux server shipments will grow at a compound annual growth rate of 40 percent from 2002 to 2007.



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