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Virtual Iron Software Achieves "Ready for IBM DB2 Software for Linux" Designation Denver and Acton , Mass. , May 20, 2005 - Virtual Iron™ Software, Inc. today announced that its Virtual Iron™ VFe virtual computing platform has obtained the "Ready for IBM DB2 Software for Linux” designation. Organizations running applications that use the DB2 Universal Database for Linux on either Novell Suse Linux Enterprise Server 9 or Red Hat Enterprise Linux 3.0, on top of Virtual Iron's virtualization platform, can run DB2 UDB V8.2 FP7 on any Intel 32-bit platform. "Our customers are choosing to adopt Linux in their data centers because it provides the scalability and performance they need," said Bernie Spang, Director, IBM Info rmation Management. “By meeting the requirements of ‘The Ready for DB2’ program, Virtual Iron’s VFe has proven that it can provide businesses with greater flexibility, management and availability for their DB2 environments.” "Virtual Iron's customers are seeking completely transparent virtualization across the data center and it is vital that mission-critical programs like DB2 for Linux operate in a virtualized environment," said John C. Thibault, President and CEO, Virtual Iron Software. "As our early customers begin to move their business applications to the Virtual Iron solution, we are very pleased that customers running DB2 can utilize our product knowing that this designation ensures full interoperability between DB2 and VFe." Virtual Iron Software is demonstrating its software at the IBM DB2 User Group conference technology showcase, May 23-26, 2005, in Denver. About Virtual Iron VFe About Virtual Iron Software, Inc. |