IBM will put old enmities behind it when it shows its latest range of Software Servers running on a broad range of platforms including Windows NT at the Windows NT '96 show in London tomorrow.
The Kensington Olympia 2 exhibition will play host to Big Blue's NT ports for its Database, Internet and Communications Software Servers, and the company says the products are just the first fruit of its commitment to NT.
Windows NT '96 takes place between 10.30am and 5pm from tomorrow until the end of the week. Further details are available from IT Events on 01256-381456.
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