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Showing 1-16 of 16 results foundBEA plans chip-based Java speed boost
June 25, 2005 The company is expected to announce plans to speed up its version of Java for servers by letting the software run directly on processors.BEA, Sybase join open-source consortium
February 22, 2005 In move that shows growing momentum for open-source tools project, Java company and database maker will join board of Eclipse.Eclipse lights up Java crowd
February 28, 2005 The open-source Eclipse project steps out of IBM's shadow to become the center of Java tools innovation.Java devotee BEA eyes scripting languages
August 5, 2005 Scripting initiative would capitalize on languages widely used in Web applications and considered easier to use than Java.Sun looks to sweeten Java
March 15, 2005 The Java steward plans to simplify "excessively complicated" commercial license, as it readies an overhaul of the standard.BEA pitches to the business crowd
April 14, 2006 Facing larger competitors and open-source alternatives, BEA is pitching new software to assemble, rather than code, business applications.Sun tries sharing Java again; still not open source
June 21, 2005 "GlassFish" lets outsiders tinker with Java server source code but stops well short of making it actual open-source software.Azul's first-generation Java servers go on sale
April 18, 2005 Customers considering company's idea of running Java programs on specialized machines can now factor price into deliberations. Photos: Java power in a poolRed Hat plans app server in 2004
December 18, 2003 The Linux seller plans to expand into a new Java software market in the first half of 2004, encroaching on the application server turf of IBM, BEA Systems and Sun Microsystems.Sun makes bite-size Java server suites
February 1, 2005 Looking to boost Java Enterprise System sales, Sun creates five new Java server software packages, priced at $50 per employee per year.Partnerships light up Sun's Java show
June 30, 2005 Also from JavaOne: James Gosling talks scripting languages and open source, and Sun unveils its first laptop.Year in review: Wrench hits development world
January 8, 2005 Open source shook up the software development world as established companies and challengers sought to harness the collaborative development model.Oracle goes for girth
October 24, 2005 Oracle takes a dual approach to fight the competition: Fusion Middleware and industry-specific, niche applications.Ajax sets off tools race
January 26, 2006 Established development software makers look to get a leg up in the trendy Web development arena.Red Hat and JBoss: No turning back for open source
April 10, 2006 Red Hat's $350 million purchase of JBoss speeds up the collision between the once closed-off open-source world and entrenched software heavyweights.Open-source projects intertwine for integration
August 31, 2005 Three projects join forces to create alternative to software-integration products from IBM and others.
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