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Sun plans new customer-specific products
August 27, 2003Oracle's rendezvous in San Francisco
November 14, 2007 The software maker hosts its OpenWorld conference with looks to the past and the future.Sun, Ubuntu maker certifying Linux on x86 servers
November 3, 2006 Server maker and Canonical have nearly completed work to certify Linux version of Ubuntu runs smoothly on Sun's x86 servers.Sun: All for one, one for all
September 17, 2003 At the SunNetwork conference, the company is spreading the message that customers prefer its harmonized hardware and software to piecemeal components.Open-source Java--except for the exceptions
May 9, 2007 Sun releases Java's source code under the GPL--except for some third-party chunks and the compatibility test kit.Video: Gosling on Sun's JavaFXSun servers heading back to Intel chips
January 22, 2007 CEOs from Sun Microsystems and Intel are expected to announce partnership to build Xeon-based servers this year.Sun looks to jolt interest in Java
May 12, 2007 With its JavaOne conference under way, Sun aims to capitalize on the growing interest in so-called rich Internet applications.HP and Microsoft eye supercomputer market
June 26, 2007 Tech giants want to give high-performance computers more "mass market" appeal by making them easier to deploy, support and manage.Sun to go holistic at conference
September 12, 2003 Sun Microsystems says its SunNetwork conference will show that its own staff gets the message that customers prefer prebuilt packages of hardware and software over piecemeal components.McNealy tees off at Symantec event
May 9, 2006 Sun chairman takes swings at Symantec customers, literally, and talks up green technologies for data centers.Sun balances acquisition, innovation
February 27, 2003 Sun Microsystems tries to make clear at its two-day annual analyst conference that innovation pays--yet much of the company's biggest plans today came from innovation outside Sun.McNealy: Microsoft integration work slow going
October 18, 2004 The job of linking products from Sun Microsystems and Microsoft is "more complicated" than envisioned, Sun's CEO says.Sun warms to open source for Solaris
June 2, 2004 The company continues its tilt toward the open-source world, as executives vow to open up the proprietary operating system. They stop short, however, when it comes to details.Sun to simplify its software
February 25, 2003 At its annual analyst conference, the server company talks up the "Orion" project, an effort to make its software simpler to install, run and pay for.Sun releases Sparc specs to lure Linux
February 14, 2006 Company releases UltraSparc chip details to help bring Linux and versions of BSD Unix to its systems.Sun to buy Opteron server maker, reclaim co-founder
February 11, 2004 Sun Microsystems agrees to acquire Kealia, a start-up that designs servers with Advanced Micro Devices' Opteron processor and that employs Sun co-founder Andy Bechtolsheim.The new strategy under the Sun
September 19, 2003 CEO Scott McNealy discusses his company's attempts to outdo Microsoft and IBM, as well as his attitude toward open source and Sun's latest round of layoffs.McNealy dodges crisis talk
December 4, 2003 At Sun's first European user conference, CEO Scott McNealy says the only challenge facing the company is getting its message across to customers.McNealy knocks Oracle for pricing plans
December 9, 2004 Sun's CEO criticizes a major business partner for how it sells its software based on how many processors a server has.Week ahead: Power to the penguin
October 3, 2004 Linux faithful will gather for LinuxWorld in London, while a star-studded cast of Net executives speak at Web 2.0 in San Francisco.
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