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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.Even with settlement, future cloudy for Sun
April 2, 2004 The server maker may have settled long-standing legal disputes with Microsoft, but it's still in the shadow of other major problems.New Sun priorities could speed Niagara servers
April 27, 2005 Company will likely switch the order of the arrival of two new server models, a potential boon for Sun.IBM rises, Sun sinks in server market
February 26, 2004 Big Blue widens its lead in the worldwide server market at the expense of Sun, making particular gains in Unix servers, according to research firm Gartner.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.IBM switches on Power5 servers
May 3, 2004 Big Blue unveils its new high-powered server line, which features the company's latest 64-bit processor and is seen as a possible threat to Intel, Sun and HP.Taking chips in new directions
October 14, 2003 The chat is all chips at this week's Microprocessor Forum, though Sun says the chip as we know it is headed for extinction. Also: Transmeta retools its processor.Computing companies ally for low power
April 19, 2006 AMD, IBM, HP and Sun band together to try to encourage energy thriftiness among computing customers.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 to revamp blade servers in 2006
February 2, 2005 Company will release taller systems--to accommodate hotter, more powerful machines--in attempt to win share from IBM, HP and Dell.Sun 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.Dell nears Sun in IBM-led server race
May 26, 2004 Third-ranked Sun Microsystems narrowly clung to its lead over Dell in the global server market in the first quarter of the year, while top-ranked IBM extended its lead over Hewlett-Packard, new sta...Dell two-timing Intel? A misunderstanding, it says
March 25, 2004 The only top-tier server firm to have stuck completely with Intel chips is caught in a seeming act of infidelity, offering for sale a chip from Intel archenemy AMD. But a Dell representative calls ...IBM expands Linux push on servers
February 24, 2004 The company offers the open-source operating system on more of its Unix servers, as it cuts prices and boosts performance through faster chips.IBM releases Opteron blade servers
June 16, 2005 It's the second server model with the chip in a product line that places more emphasis on rival processors from Intel.'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.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.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 begins open-source Solaris era
June 14, 2005 Company posts more than 5 million lines of source code for the operating system's heart in an effort to regain lost ground.At ISSCC, the circuit set makes connections
February 14, 2007 As chip engineers gather in San Francisco, Intel shows off its teraflop chops, and AMD talks pricing pressure and power consumption.
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