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Showing 1-16 of 16 results foundSun changing course on Itanium plans--again
November 18, 2004 Sun doesn't want to bring its Solaris operating sytem to Intel's Itanium chip. This week.McNealy: Rattling cages is good for Sun
March 21, 2003 On his Asian tour, Sun's CEO tells reporters that being controversial is good for business--then describes Intel's Itanium chip as a "serious disaster."'New' CEOs and a new Sun-Intel partnership
January 23, 2007 Personalities of new CEOS, not just technology, figured in Intel's return to Sun Microsystems' server line.Week in review: McNealy's sunset
April 28, 2006 Two Silicon Valley CEOs announce dramatic company structure changes in bids to become more competitive.McNealy's cold feet and other tales of Sun
January 12, 2006 Co-founders recount Sun's early history, including CEO's reluctance to join and attempted mergers with Apple.Sun touts Opteron server, Linux desktop
November 17, 2003 Sun Microsystems brings AMD's Opteron into its server family and announces a deal in China that's expected to boost its Linux desktop software.Year in review: Power problems plague PCs, servers
December 29, 2006 A massive notebook battery recall hit many PC makers, while the server industry grappled with growing heating issues.Sun beefs up low-end servers
May 20, 2003 Sun Microsystems gets more serious about its effort to sell cheap servers, revealing two new machines and announcing deeper ties with Oracle and Red Hat.Sun plans server with AMD's Opteron
November 7, 2003 Sun Microsystems CEO Scott McNealy is expected to announce his company's plans to use the Opteron--a significant endorsement for the chip.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.Commentary: Dances with penguins
August 4, 2003 Financial services firms should stop playing the wallflower, get on the dance floor--and enjoy the benefits of Unix reliability at Intel prices.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.Sun: We've turned over a new leaf
September 21, 2004 The server giant failed to deliver what customers asked for, execs tell a confab crowd. But that's all changed, they promise.Oil is hot, tech is not
February 28, 2005 CNET News.com Editor Jeff Pelline dares to revisit the 2-year-old debate: "Does IT matter?"Sun ekes out profit, but revenue slide returns
January 14, 2005 The beleaguered server seller saw a positive sign in two quarters of revenue growth, but the streak came to an end in December.Sun caches in with processor plans
February 12, 2004 Barely done boasting that its newly announced UltraSparc IV processor nearly doubles server performance, the company hints that the chip's successor will do the same again.
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