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Scali Gets New Money, New CEO

Scali, the Linux clusterer, has gotten another $3.5 million in funding and a new CEO
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November 10, 2006 11:00 AM EST
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Scali, the Linux clusterer, has gotten another $3.5 million in funding and a new CEO.

Bjorn Skare has been replaced by Jack Kay, the president and CEO of BIOS house Phoenix Technologies during the 90s when its market share spiraled from 18% to 75%.

Scali got the new funding from existing investors Atlas Venture and Four Season Venture. The company got a $7.5 million C round two years ago and roughly $4.5 million in 2002.

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Enterprise Open Source News Desk 11/10/06 12:06:27 PM EST

Scali, the Linux clusterer, has gotten another $3.5 million in funding and a new CEO. Bjorn Skare has been replaced by Jack Kay, the president and CEO of BIOS house Phoenix Technologies during the 90s when its market share spiraled from 18% to 75%.