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(InfoWorld) - German IT company Pyramid Computer GmbH is transferring its open-source server technology to a new company, Collax GmbH, the companies said Thursday. 
The startup, in Ismaning, Germany, near Munich, will focus exclusively on marketing a preconfigured open source Linux server, based on its Collax Business Server software.
The software combines all main administration, communication and security functions. A license will cost around €1,300 (US$1,608 for up to 50 connected workstations.
Venture capital companies Wellington Partners and Atlas Venture have invested a combined €5 million.
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