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JDL Sells Internet Servers to K-12

  • 12/01/95
JDL has been named the national K-12 provider for educational configurations of Digital Equipment Corp.'s Internet servers. DEC's Internet-ready systems include Windows NT Web AlphaServers pre-configured with Web server software for secure transactions and powered by an Alpha microprocessor, as well as Rackmount AlphaServer systems pre-configured with Windows NT or DEC's UNIX Internet Server software. In addition, DEC's Easy Web Server is an entry-level Windows NT system prepackaged with everything needed to get users up and running on the Web in under 10 minutes. JDL Technologies, Minneapolis, MN, (800) JDL-3969, [email protected].

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