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Showing 1-19 of 19 results foundSun to buy remote-management firm
November 29, 2004 With SevenSpace technology, Sun's remote-management services will be able to control Windows, Unix and Linux systems.Sun has software plans for rival servers
July 27, 2004 Company branches out from its proprietary ways with Java system for Windows and HP's flavor of Unix.Sun plans to work with NT
September 10, 1998 Sun plans to make its Solaris Unix server capable of handling network services that come with the rival Windows NT operating system.Windows bumps Unix as top server OS
February 22, 2006 IDC reports Windows and Linux have moved up a notch in the server market, while Unix and z/OS slipped.Software maker unites Windows, Unix
May 25, 2004 As the IT industry awaits greater cooperation between Microsoft and Sun, Utah-based Vintela is already offering products that integrate systems sold by the two computer giants.Sun to push developer package, Opteron
June 24, 2004 Company plans to unveil new initiatives intended to reverse ongoing market share slide.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.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.Sun releases Solaris 10 for free
February 1, 2005 The server and software company begins offering Solaris 10 as a free download for those who register.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.Jabber releases IM software for Windows
October 23, 2003 The company launches the first version of its server product geared to work on Windows to tap into a larger market.Jinxed by Java
December 2, 1998 Though Microsoft has attempted to splinter the market, Java still presents one of the most viable ways for the industry to grow outside Redmond's purview.IDC: Linux server sales to hit $9.1 billion in 2008
December 6, 2004 Forecast highlights spread of the operating system, a relatively new rival to Unix versions such as Solaris and to Windows.Linux fervor on display at trade show
August 2, 2004 From IBM to HP to Sun and beyond, companies head to LinuxWorld looking for an edge over competitors in the open-source world.Tadpole leaps to Sparc portable workstation
November 17, 2003 The computer maker, known for its portable Unix machines, is set to unveil a notebook PC powered by Sun Microsystems' UltraSparc IIIi processors.Fujitsu unveils two Itanium 2 servers
April 5, 2005 The Primequest 480 and 440 servers emerge from a 2-year-old alliance with Intel to promote that company's Itanium 2.Growth in server sales suggests shifting market
February 25, 2005 Strategic sales of more expensive servers indicates the "Band-Aid approach" of recent years is waning, analyst says.Linux server sales show high-end trend
February 27, 2004 Fourth-quarter sales stats show customers were happy to buy pricey, powerful Linux servers, with those machines winning jobs in high-performance computing and commercial workloads.HP's Itanium blade due in early 2006
November 1, 2005 Move will put HP-UX version of Unix on BladeSystem products--servers available today only with x86 processors.
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