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Linaro & Others Join The Linux Foundation

Written by Michael Larabel in Linux Kernel on 30 July 2014 at 08:23 AM EDT. Add A Comment

The Linux Foundation has picked up a few more member organizations as July quickly comes to an end.

The newest Linux Foundation members are BearingPoint GmbH, Daynix, Linaro Limited, and Systena. Linaro is the most well known name of the bunch for Phoronix readers while BearingPoint is a management/technology consulting firm, Daynix is a software development and consulting firm for the cloud and virtualization, and Systena is another software provider.

Learn more via the Linux Foundation press release. A list of Linux Foundation members by tier is listed on LinuxFoundation.org.

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