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IBM support for developers

NEW DELHI: IBM India has said that its Solution Partnership Centre would provide independent software developers support in optimising Windows 2000 and Linux based applications for their customers.

The Centre, in Bangalore, would provide developers with professionally staffed instructions of Windows 2000 and Linux along with porting facilities for testing and validating computer solutions for Windows 2000 and Linux on Netfinity servers, a company r elease said. -- Our Bureau

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