Mar 05, 2007 • Linux

Carrier Grade Linux version 4.0 specification is released

By Paul Tingey

Last week saw Carrier Grade Linux take a further step forward with the release of the latest version of the specification. The CGL 4.0 document,
released on 26th February 2007, is the result of work by individuals in
many organizations and heralds a new level of collaboration between all
those involved in the Carrier Grade equipment business.

CGL 4.0 is the first version of the Carrier Grade Linux specification to be released by the Linux Foundation, a recently created group formed by the merger of the Open Source Development Labs (OSDL) and the Free Standards Group.

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