March 15, 2010

'Sun Microsystems' Tag Index

Open Sourcers Optimistic About Oracle/Sun ... Mostly

Open source vendors are largely optimistic about the Sun/Oracle deal, though questions linger over some projects heavily supported by Sun.
Tags: Sun Microsystems, open source, Oracle

Oracle Steps in and Picks Up Sun

Database company talks strategic value of the buy; predicts "substantially higher margins" from troubled Sun.
Tags: Sun Microsystems, IBM, Oracle

Dead Giant: Preparing for Life After Sun

Charlie SchlutingIBM may have walked away from the table, but it's clear Sun is on the block. What's your next step, and where will open source software fit in?
Tags: Sun Microsystems, Linux, open source, IBM, Oracle

Report Says IBM Done With Sun

Sources say the companies are still talking, but the offer's off the table.
Tags: Sun Microsystems, IBM

Thumping on Thumpers: Sun's Missing the Boat

Charlie SchlutingOpinion: Sun's Thumper and Thor provide outstanding performance and value, but if the company thinks it's going to pick off NetApp customers, it needs to provide some polish.
Tags: Sun Microsystems, Storage

Sun to Launch Cloud Computing Service

In the midst of a reorganization, Sun tells conference attendees a March announcement is in the works.
Tags: Sun Microsystems, cloud computing

An IT Manager's Strategy Guide to Solaris

Charlie SchlutingOpenSolaris 2008.11 has arrived, loaded with improvements. Is it ready for the enterprise?
Tags: Sun Microsystems, open source, OpenSolaris

Will OpenSolaris 2008.11 Attract Linux Users?

Charlie SchlutingOpenSolaris' second release introduces a number of new features along with UI refinements that may entice Linux users to give the new offering a try.
Tags: Sun Microsystems, Linux, Solaris, OpenSolaris

The Case for Matching Sun & EMC

Should Sun be saved from the ignominy of being sold for parts? Might EMC be the company to do that?
Tags: Sun Microsystems, EMC

Sun Takes a Shine to Linux in New Web Stack

But by offering a standardized stack across a variety of OSes, the company also looks to displace the traditional offerings from Linux vendors.
Tags: Sun Microsystems, Linux, Unix, Web services

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