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Showing 1-10 of 10 results foundSun's Fortran replacement goes open-source
January 12, 2007 Good-bye Fortran, hello Fortress? Server maker seeks open-source help building alternative to decades-old programming language.Sun Grid to launch this week
March 21, 2006 After struggling to release public version of computing infrastructure, Sun says it's ironed out the wrinkles.Sun releases smaller blade chassis
November 14, 2006 New Blade 8000 P is a smaller model than its predecessor and is geared for high-performance technical computing.Photo: Sun's latest bladeSun hopes for growth from Project Redshift
March 26, 2007 Sun orients sales, research toward the customers with the strongest appetite for new technology.Sun frowns on HyperTransport expansion
February 27, 2006 A leading AMD proponent rejects technology that could increase the importance of communication tech built into AMD chips.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 sells second low-end 'Niagara' server
April 12, 2006 Company begins selling lower-end UltraSparc T1-based servers and completes design of T2 successor.Sun eyes supercomputing glory
June 26, 2007 The linchpin is a piece of hardware that conducts traffic between the servers, memory and data storage.Image: Sun's Constellation SystemAMD gains, Intel fights back on supercomputer list
November 13, 2006 Some joy for both chipmakers in the latest Top500 supercomputer list, which rates high-performance computing systems.IBM brings Unix, faster chip to Power blades
October 8, 2004 Big Blue says it has improved the processor of its JS20 blade servers and now sells them with its AIX version of Unix. Sponsored matches for "Sun Microsystems Inc."
