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Dell to carry Solaris 10 on PowerEdge servers
November 14, 2007 Under partnership between the two rivals, Dell will distribute Sun's OS on PowerEdge servers and provide support services.Sun shifts focus to greater profitability
February 6, 2007 Storage and software company declares turnaround and sets new goals after years of financial troubles.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 flirts with Ubuntu
May 17, 2006 At JavaOne, suggestions fly that Sun Microsystems will ship servers with "Dapper Drake" version of Ubuntu Linux.Sun considers GPL 3 license for Solaris
January 30, 2006 But chances of cooperation between Solaris and Linux are clouded because Linux will remain under GPL 2.Sun likes what it sees in the new GPL
February 9, 2007 Patent protections are just part of why version 3 of the license might be good for open-sourcing Java and Solaris, CEO says.Sun extends olive branch to Red Hat
September 12, 2005 Sun Microsystems is being more accommodating toward Linux again, making room onstage for Red Hat at a server product launch.IBM backs Sun's Solaris, renews Java pact
June 27, 2005 Big Blue will create versions of its server software for Sun's operating system and will support Java for an additional 10 years.Sun's fighting chance
September 20, 2004 Forrester CEO George Colony argues that if Sun goes down, it's going to go down taking very big swings.Sun's open-source odyssey
July 6, 2006 Sun's incoming executive vice president of software says the company envisions a world dominated by open source.Sun to offer more free software
November 30, 2005 The company plans to give away Java Enterprise System, N1 management tools with its Solaris operating system.Sun considers GPL for Solaris
November 14, 2006 If Sun switched its Unix version to the General Public License, it could permit code-swapping with 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's next goal: A Linux ecosystem
February 8, 2006 A top exec says Sun is "dead serious" about an open-source push for its Sparc chips. Critics say it's trying to save an endangered species.New Sun unit plans technology partnerships
February 7, 2006 In a new bid for growth, Sun launches a division to enable others build products around its hardware and software.Sun plans patent protection for open-source Solaris
November 18, 2004 Plans to provide umbrella from patent-infringement suits to outsiders using or developing the OS--a move to counter Linux. Sun posts early Java 6 code Photos: Sun execs talk techSun relaunches Sparc chip business
March 27, 2007 Server maker splits off Sparc processor business in hopes of selling the chips to others.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 upChange is in the air
September 30, 2005 The network may indeed become the computer. But the plan's unfolding in unexpected ways, writes CNET News.com's Charles Cooper.McNealy--an engineer's witty patron
April 25, 2006 Known as much for his wit as his business acumen, Sun's outgoing CEO backed his engineers until it hurt.
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