Participation in “Xen Summit North America 2010”

Hazumu Kakinoki takes over as the new president and CEO.

Participation in "linux conf. au 20010

VA Linux Joins the XenProject Advisory Board.

Participation in “Xen Summit Asia 2009”

Update of Privacy mark

Participation in “Xen Summit North America 2009”

Participation in "linux conf. au 2009"

Participation in “Xen Summit Tokyo (Asia) 2008”

Host the Xen conference Japan 2008.

Iehisa Nakamura takes over as the new president and CEO.

Participation in “Xen Summit Boston 2008”

Participation in “linux.conf.au 2008”

Participation in “Xen Summit Fall 2007”

Transfer OSDN business and provide specialized consulting services and solution business focusing on the open source software.

Host the Xen Conference Japan 2007.

Privacy Mark Acquisition.

Participation in “Xen Summit Spring 2007”

Participation in “Xen Summit Fall 2006”

Operation of Open Tech Press, an Open Source-related news site, begins.

Release of VA Quest, a complete failure analysis solution service for the Linux Kernel.

Sumitomo Corporation transferred all of its VA Linux shares to SCS, a Sumitomo subsidiary, and SCS has become VA Linux's largest shareholder.

Announce strategic alliance with Sun Wah Linux Limited (CHINA) in furtherance of Debian GNU/Linux.

Declaration of "VA Linux : Statement of Our Commitments on Open Source Software".

Release of VA Balance and VA Directory, two of VA Linux's unique products.

Release of crash dump software product as part of joint collaboration with NTT DATA.

Chair hotplug session at Linux Kernel Developer's Summit.

Joint development project with NTT DATA to create Linux fault analysis tool begins.

Increased third-party capital investment, primarily by NTT COMWARE and NTT DATA.
Sumitomo Corporation maintains it role as largest shareholder.

Intensification of Linux kernel-related business operations.

Release of OpenLDAP simultaneous replication software product.

Introduction of Linux memory hotplug.

SourceForge Enterprise Edition hits market.

Operation of japan.linux.com, Linux-related news Web site, begins.

Achieve threefold-increase in Linux NFS functionality through development of unique tuning program.

Convening of the first Open Source Way conference.

Corporate headquarters moved from Nishi-Shinjuku to Kanda Nishiki-cho (Tokyo).

VA Linux becomes first Japanese corporation to take part in Linux Kernel Developers Summit.

Operation of SourceForge.JP, an Open Source development site, begins.

Start of full-fledged corporate-oriented business operations for the Linux kernel.

Sumitomo Corporation becomes major shareholder. Operations oriented specifically for the Japanese market begin.

The first Linux Kernel Conference (Japan) held.

Creation of co-operative alliance with OSDN (USA - currently OSTG Inc.). Slashdot Japan beings operation.

Opening of main office in Nishi-Shinjuku (Tokyo) and beginning of business operations.

Establishment of VA Linux Systems Japan K.K. through a joint investment venture of
Sumitomo Corporation and others.