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Monday
Dec142009

Neon sues IBM over ‘anticompetitive’ Mainframe Tactics

DateDecember 14, 2009

Neon alleges that IBM has used unfair practices including “misrepresentation, disparagement, threats of retaliation and baseless litigation” to stop potential customers from using its zPrime product. This software allows mainframe users to move mainframe workloads onto (IBM-supplied) specialty processors thereby reducing the license fees they pay to IBM.

For further information see:

·      The lawsuit published by Neon on its site

Please see below for significant press pickup:

Neon Targets IBM with Unfair-Competition Suit CIO Today

Neon sues IBM over 'anticompetitive' mainframe tactics Register

Neon sues Big Blue Inquirer

IBM Slapped With Suit Alleging Unfair Mainframe Competition PC World

IBM Facing Lawsuit Related To Mainframe 'Workaround' Wall Street Journal 

 

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