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Sun bumps UltraSparc to 1.8GHz
August 22, 2006 Speed increase improves the overall performance of servers with the chip about 20 percent, Sun Microsystems says.New Sun software aims to unite servers
December 5, 2000 The software giant on Tuesday will introduce new software that will allow servers to be joined into groups, but already its competitors are declaring their own victory in the "clustering" market.Sun Solaris gets new partitioning feature
January 16, 2007 Feature, called Logical Domains, lets Sparc-based servers run multiple copies of Unix variant in separate partitions.Sun sells mainframe rehosting business
August 17, 2006 Clerity Solutions snaps up Sun Microsystems' MTP and MBM business with plans to expand it beyond Solaris.Windows bumps Unix as top server OS
February 22, 2006 IDC reports Windows and Linux have moved up a notch in the server market, while Unix and z/OS slipped.IBM's Oracle rebate counters HP, Sun
April 18, 2006 Big Blue announces rebates of as much as $300,000 for software from the database giant, striking back at others' deals.Sun moves up on IBM in server sales
December 13, 2000 The server market increases 12 percent in the third quarter, to $15.4 billion, with Sun Microsystems advancing over two competitors to take second place overall, a study says.Sun outpaces 2006 growth in server market
February 23, 2007 Long-suffering server maker sees revenue gains after five years of declines.IBM's x86 server chief departing
February 2, 2007 Susan Whitney, who has overseen IBM's push toward high-end servers with Intel and AMD chips, is retiring.Server shipments surged last quarter
October 30, 2003 Unit sales jumped 21 percent to 1.37 million in the third quarter compared with 2002, with IBM posting the biggest gain.Sun rises with new generation of servers
September 25, 2000 The company will unveil a new generation of Unix servers and UltraSparc processors, amid a cultural transformation that may prove more difficult than other product launches.Linux-loving McNealy dons penguin outfit
February 8, 2002 In a move to erase doubts about the sincerity of Sun Microsystems' move to embrace Linux, CEO Scott McNealy took the stage at the company's annual meeting wearing a penguin suit.Stock slips as Sun's glow fades
December 12, 2000 Analysts step back from their gung-ho views of Sun Microsystems, as the company faces stiffer competition and tries to boost year-end sales.Sun's old CFO becomes Sun's new CFO
February 21, 2006 Mike Lehman resigns from Sun's board and leaves a four-year retirement to reclaim his position as the company's CFO.Sun recoups server market share
August 23, 2006 Long-suffering No. 3 server maker gains at the expense of IBM, Hewlett-Packard and Dell.Sun ousts top server executives
April 16, 2004 Sun Microsystems is changing the top executives in charge of its core server products, the latest upheaval as Sun seeks to turn around 12 consecutive quarters of revenue declines.Turning server communication inside out
August 14, 2006 Sun bets customers will reward it for technology called ExpressModule, which moves PCI outside the computer.Firing up IBM's Unix business
August 3, 2006 Ross Mauri took over IBM's Unix group just after a market share stumble, but new high-end systems should fix the problem.Gateway begins AMD server push
November 8, 2006 Gateway becomes the latest computer maker to begin selling x86 servers using Advanced Micro Devices' Opteron processor.Sun's server guy peers ahead
June 20, 2006 Sun Microsystems is open to adopting Intel chips and is spreading the word about power consumption, says John Fowler, executive VP of systems. Sponsored matches for "Sun Microsystems Inc."
