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Showing 1-17 of 17 results foundSun'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 plans Solaris subscription pricing
April 1, 2004 The new price model, intended to help the software maker compete against Red Hat's Linux operating system, is expected to be in place by the end of April.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.Lighting a fire under Solaris
April 24, 2006 Two significant upgrades are coming to Solaris this year, but Linux remains a fearsome rival.Sun releases four-Opteron servers
July 26, 2004 Four-processor SunFire V40z is latest addition to what is likely to be a large family of Opteron servers from Sun.Sun to release Solaris for AMD's Opteron
October 10, 2003 Sun Microsystems' version of Unix will become the third mainstream operating system to take advantage of Advanced Micro Device's 64-bit Opteron chip, Sun software chief Jonathan Schwartz says.HP to adopt AMD's Opteron in servers
January 26, 2004 Hewlett-Packard plans to come out with servers that contain Advanced Micro Devices' Opteron processor, another significant win for AMD.HP unveils four-Opteron server
April 19, 2004 Hewlett-Packard begins selling a four-Opteron server, its second model to use the Advanced Micro Devices processor, and brings the chip into its high-performance technical computing line.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.Sun to turn computing power into pork bellies?
February 3, 2005 Sun and partner plan electronic exchange where companies could buy or sell processing power as if it were a traditional commodity.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.New virtualization option coming to Sun servers
October 17, 2006 Logical Domains mean multiple independent copies of Solaris will run on the same Niagara server.AMD chips, Linux line up for Sun blades
December 3, 2003 Sun Microsystems begins selling its first blade server that can run Linux, a move that tightens the company's ties with chipmaker Advanced Micro Devices.SuSE wins partial BMC support
October 30, 2003 BMC Software touts its support for SuSE Linux at the LinuxWorld Frankfurt trade show--but the support doesn't span SuSE's entire product line.Sun signs second Linux partnership
July 31, 2003 Sun Microsystems signs a deal to incorporate SuSE's version of the Linux operating system in its servers, the company's second step in moving beyond its own version of Linux.Sun begins pay-as-you-go supercomputing
September 21, 2004 For $1 per hour--per processor--customers can rent data-crunching power. Sun also has new servers on tap.Red Hat exec takes Sun to task on open source
September 24, 2004 Michael Tiemann criticizes software rival Sun for its support of patents and for keeping Java proprietary.
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