Hewlett-Packard will purchase assets owned by Phoenix Technologies, including HyperSpace, a Linux-based operating system that allows PCs to boot rapidly. Phoenix previously signed an agreement with Samsung to deliver instant on-off capabilities to netbooks. HP has been focused on acquisitions of late, particularly the April purchase of Palm for $1.2 billion. Palm's WebOS will likely go into future HP products such as tablet PCs. - Hewlett-Packard agreed June 10 to purchase assets owned by Phoenix
Technologies, including a Linux-based operating system and client
virtualization software, in a deal worth $12 million in cash. The products in question
are Phoenix's HyperSpace, HyperCore
and Phoenix Flip.
HyperSpace is a Linu...
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