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 SGI's Code Scrub Not Clean Enough for SCOSGI's Code Scrub Not Clean Enough for SCO
 Silicon Graphics, after internal review, cut 200 source code lines responding to SCO threat to revoke its irrevocable Unix license; code was from high-throughput journaled XFS filesystem, made at SGI years after Unix NFS. [The Register] (October 7, 2003)
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SCO Set to Take SGI's Unix License AwaySCO Set to Take SGI's Unix License Away
 SGI may join IBM on SCO list of intellectual property thieves. In recent SEC filing, SGI says SCO threatened to revoke SGI Unix license due to a breach of contract, similar to IBM complaint, to disrupt Irix sales. [The Register] (October 2, 2003)
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SCO Sets its Sights on SGI in Linux BattleSCO Sets its Sights on SGI in Linux Battle
 Now it is Silicon Graphics turn in court; SCO threatens to terminate SGI Unix license over code contributed to Linux, similar to claim made against IBM. SGI also denies claim. [eWeek] (October 1, 2003)
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SCO to Yank SGI's Unix LicenseSCO to Yank SGI's Unix License
 SCO expands its battle over Linux by pledging to revoke Unix contract held by high-end computer maker Silicon Graphics, Inc., due to SGI donating XFS file system software to Linux. [CNET] (October 1, 2003)
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