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Veritas pledges Solaris-x86 support
May 5, 2004 Veritas Sofware extends its cooperation to support the server maker's Solaris OS running on x86 chips.Commentary: Sun and Linux: Love me, love me not
September 12, 2003Sun giving away Solaris for test drives
December 15, 2003 Sun Microsystems is offering free copies of its Solaris x86 operating system for evaluation purposes in an effort to get new software into as many hands as possible.Oracle's rendezvous in San Francisco
November 14, 2007 The software maker hosts its OpenWorld conference with looks to the past and the future.HP trumpets Linux to woo Sun customers
January 21, 2004 The company says it garnered $75 million in revenue in 2003 with a program that encourages customers of rival Sun Microsystems to move to HP servers that run Linux.Sun's Solaris now an option for IBM blades
October 31, 2005 Sun's Solaris 10 operating system will be a supported option for IBM's BladeCenter servers.Sun sales tactic targets Linux
August 31, 2004 If a salesperson sells Solaris on a non-Sun machine, "we pay them as if they sold the hardware," an exec says.Sun 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.Intel reclaims spot in Sun servers
January 22, 2007 With the move, Sun becomes the last of the four tier-one server sellers to rely jointly on x86 processors from Intel and AMD.Photos: Sun, Intel team upSun ponders Solaris for Power, Itanium
July 21, 2004 Firm thinks move will mean more software partners, bigger foundation for future sales of upgrades, services and software.Sun, Intel part ways on Solaris plans
July 21, 2000 The companies finally are seeing eye to eye on whether Sun's Solaris operating system should run on Intel's upcoming Itanium chip: Now both companies think it's a lousy idea.Sun also rises
April 3, 2004 Forrester experts say Sun Microsystems' major deal with Microsoft makes Solaris and other assets shine more brightly.'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.Why Sun invited Intel to the party
January 23, 2007 CNET News.com's Michael Kanellos says the company went with Intel out of pragmatism, not ideology.Sun drops more hints on Opteron servers
November 19, 2003 Sun Microsystems executives say the company plans to launch its first Opteron Sun Fire servers as soon as the first quarter of next year.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.Montecito broadens Fujitsu Itanium line
July 18, 2006 Japanese server seller is upgrading two high-end models and introducing a third, midrange system. Photos: Fujitsu servers meet MontecitoSun 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.Sun, Intel square off over Itanium support
March 3, 2000 The two high-tech giants are in a high-stakes game of chicken in a debate about which company needs the other more in the lucrative e-commerce world.Sun to release first OpenSolaris tidbit Tuesday
January 25, 2005 Company will begin releasing its Solaris OS as open-source software, starting with a new performance analysis and debugging tool.
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