Sun Microsystems is expected to announce Wednesday that it is bundling its application server software into its Solaris operating system, a move that could change the competitive landscape in a ...
Sun used its solution provider summit, held this week in Las Vegas, to lift the curtain on the servers. Sun is the last of the tier-one vendors to unveil Nehalem-based servers. Hewlett-Packard, IBM, ...
The company will debut its most ambitious product to date in what some analysts say has become a race with IBM for the Unix server market. Stephen Shankland worked at CNET from 1998 to 2024 and wrote ...
After years promoting its own Solaris operating system, Sun has yielded to commercial reality and inked an OEM agreement with Microsoft to deliver Windows Server on its x64-based servers. According to ...
Sun Microsystems unveiled new server software Tuesday to boost an effort to create a universal online identification system that serves as an alternative to Microsoft's Passport service. Sun released ...
Sun's quarterly download of announcements on Tuesday marks the debut of midrange storage products tied together by the company's N1 utility computing model. Sun also is adding entry-level servers that ...
SAN FRANCISCO--Sun Microsystems got more serious on Monday about its effort to sell cheap servers, releasing two new machines and announcing deeper ties with Oracle and Red Hat. The two new ...
Sun Microsystems Inc. upped the processor speeds on its midrange server line Monday, hoping to offer users more computing power to handle complex applications. Sun has already started using 900MHz ...
April 19, 2004—Sun Microsystems on Monday, April 12, released the latest version of its application server to run Java-enabled programs, the first update to Sun’s Java application server in nearly two ...
Sun Microsystems launched the first server computers based on the UltraSparc T2 chip, its newest microprocessor. Sun claims the chip is the world's fastest commodity processor, and the company is ...
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