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2022
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2021
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2020
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2019Partnership with EQT sees SUSE become largest independent, open source software company.
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2018SUSE Linux Enterprise 15 released.
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SUSE Container as a Service Platform released.
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SUSE Cloud Application Platform Certified by Cloud Foundry.
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2017
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SUSE acquires openATTIC Storage Management assets.
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2016SUSE CEO joins Micro Focus board.
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SUSE joins Cloud Foundry.
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2015
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SUSE Manager released.
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SUSE Linux Enterprise 12 released.
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2014SUSE joins the Micro Focus Group.
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SUSECON™ launched in North America
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2012
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SUSE Linux Enterprise available on Amazon EC2.
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2010VMware partnership announced.
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SUSE Studio™
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2009SUSE Linux Enterprise Server 11 released with KVM.
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openSUSE launches Tumbleweed.
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2007SUSE Linux Enterprise 10
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SUSE offers first Enterprise virtualization technology integration for Linux (Xen).
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2006Microsoft and SUSE announce interoperability agreement.
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2004openSUSE® launched.
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Acquisition by Novell (completed 2004).
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2003SUSE Linux Desktop for business.
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2002Key partnerships, including Intel, AMD, HP and Fujitsu.
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2001SUSE Enterprise Linux Server released for x86.
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SUSE starts helping AMD port Linux to x86-64 architecture.
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2000First Enterprise Linux released: SUSE Linux Enterprise Server (for IBM S/390).
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SUSE develops YaST, a unique, popular graphical installation and configuration framework.
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SUSE enters Asia Pacific market.
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1999IBM, SAP and Oracle partnerships announced.
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SUSE enters North America market.
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1997SUSE becomes Europe's leading Linux distribution.
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SUSE Linux 4.2, the first true SUSE distribution.
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1996Linux 2 released supporting multiple processors in a single system.
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S.u.S.E. Linux 1.0
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1994Linux 1.0.0 released supporting single-processor i386-based computer systems.
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SLS is released. It's the first comprehensive Linux distribution.
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1992Roland Dyroff, Thomas Fehr, Burchard Steinbild and Hubert Mantel found S.u.S.E., a German acronym for "Software und System-Entwicklung" (software and systems development).