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:The Inquirer: Major Japanese Firms Won't Pay Off SCO
The Inquirer: Major Japanese Firms Won't Pay Off SCO Jul 23, 2003, 17 :00 UTC (13 Talkback[s]) (9275 reads)
"The biggest computer manufacturers in Japan that build systems running Linux will hold out against blustering by SCO to extract license fees based upon unsubstantiated infringement claims, it has emerged.
According to today's Nikkei Business Daily, those firms include the giants Fujitsu and NEC, with the former reported as saying it sees no reason to pay licence fees to SCO.
"Indeed, the newspaper adds, Fujitsu intends to continue to expand its Linux, Unix, and mainframe offerings in the market..."
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