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October 15, 2004 Telecom giant Orange will use Sun's JES server software over three years, the companies plan to announce Monday. TAGS: Sun Java Enterprise System, Orange PCS, server software, Sun Microsystems Inc., SCO Group Inc., Sun Solaris, telecommunications, server, pricing, e-mail

August 26, 2005 Sun Microsystems plans to incorporate SeeBeyond's software as part of its Java Enterprise System server software suite. TAGS: SeeBeyond Technology Corp., Sun Microsystems Inc., Sun Java Enterprise System, server software, acquisition, server

July 15, 2004 The Java creator says it is considering an open-source model for its Java Enterprise System. TAGS: Sun Java Enterprise System, application server, Java server, BEA Systems Inc., Sun Microsystems Inc., open source, Java, Java application, Java software, server software, server, developer, IBM Corp.

January 13, 2004 Sun Microsystems sells its Java Enterprise System of server software, code-named Orion, to Blue Cross Blue Shield of Massachusetts. TAGS: Blue Cross Blue Shield, Sun Java Enterprise System, SCO Group Inc., Sun Microsystems Inc., server software, insurance company, Massachusetts, server

February 1, 2005 Looking to boost Java Enterprise System sales, Sun creates five new Java server software packages, priced at $50 per employee per year. TAGS: Sun Java Enterprise System, Java server, Joe Keller, BEA Systems Inc., JBoss, Sun Microsystems Inc., provisioning, Java, application server, development tool, server software, Sun Java, pricing, messaging, server, IBM Corp.

July 21, 2004 Firm thinks move will mean more software partners, bigger foundation for future sales of upgrades, services and software. TAGS: Sun Solaris, Sun Java Enterprise System, Jonathan Schwartz, Intel Itanium, Sun Microsystems Inc., HP-UX, Digital Equipment Corp., ISV, AMD, expansion, Unix, HP, Intel, IBM Corp., volume, operating system

January 21, 2004 The company plans to expand its Linux software portfolio substantially over the coming year, including a version of its Java server software suite. TAGS: Linux software, Sun Java Enterprise System, SCO Group Inc., Java server, Sun Microsystems Inc., Linux, Sun Java Desktop System, Java, desktop computer, Sun Solaris, AMD Opteron, Unix, server

November 30, 2005 The company plans to give away Java Enterprise System, N1 management tools with its Solaris operating system. TAGS: Sun N1, Sun Java Enterprise System, Sun Microsystems Inc., Sun Solaris, Jonathan Schwartz, Java, open source, barrier, open-source software, pricing, operating system, IBM Corp., server, Microsoft Corp.

December 4, 2003 It hopes to make inroads on the enterprise desktop by slashing the price of its Java Desktop System, which is designed to replace Microsoft's Windows operating system and Office suite. TAGS: Sun Java Desktop System, Stephen O'Grady, Sun Java Enterprise System, desktop computer, Ximian, Scott McNealy, Sun Microsystems Inc., StarOffice, Linux, Java, Microsoft Corp., Microsoft Office, Microsoft Windows, operating system

December 11, 2003 Sun Microsystems plans to complete a Web services-ready, enterprise version of its Java application server next year while it ups its investment in Web server software. TAGS: Java server, Sun Microsystems Inc., Sun Java Enterprise System, Web Services Interoperability Organization, BEA Systems Inc., Java, application server, server software, Java application, Web service, Web server, pricing, component, server

November 1, 2005 Sun Microsystems narrows its loss, but misses expectations. Shares drop in after-hours trading. TAGS: Sun Microsystems Inc., x86 server, SeeBeyond Technology Corp., Sun Solaris, net loss, Sun Java Enterprise System, margin, Scott McNealy, stock option, acquisition, server software, server, operating system

November 10, 2004 Economics and trade ministry to consider company's open-source desktop suite for future bids. TAGS: Sun Java Desktop System, ministry, Sun Microsystems Inc., StarOffice, Sun Java Enterprise System, Jonathan Schwartz, open source, desktop software, Sun Solaris, Japan, PC, operating system, Microsoft Corp., server, Microsoft Windows

March 2, 2004 The company's top software executive says the program will help it sell its server and desktop software to governments. TAGS: Jonathan Schwartz, BEA Systems Inc., Sun Microsystems Inc., Stephen O'Grady, Sun Java Enterprise System, pricing, server software, desktop software, Asia, open source, government, desktop computer, Linux, Java, server, networking

January 14, 2005 The beleaguered server seller saw a positive sign in two quarters of revenue growth, but the streak came to an end in December. TAGS: Sun Microsystems Inc., x86 server, Sun Solaris, Sun Java Enterprise System, Intel Xeon, Scott McNealy, server, Linux, AMD Opteron, agreement, Intel

June 29, 2004 Company plans to retool its back-end Java software and tools to enable system designs that are more modular and flexible. TAGS: SOA, Joe Keller, Sun Microsystems Inc., Java, SCO Group Inc., Sun Java Enterprise System, Java server, Java software, middleware, business process, Web service

September 19, 2003 CEO Scott McNealy discusses his company's attempts to outdo Microsoft and IBM, as well as his attitude toward open source and Sun's latest round of layoffs. TAGS: Scott McNealy, nuclear power, Sun Microsystems Inc., network computing, J2EE, Sun Java Enterprise System, clustering, Sun Solaris, layoff, application server, intellectual property, information technology, conference, CEO, server, Microsoft Corp.

June 28, 2005 Technology giant will dole out $387 million in cash to get Java-based integration software for server suite. TAGS: SeeBeyond Technology Corp., Sun Microsystems Inc., Sun Java, Enterprise Service Bus, Sun Java Enterprise System, Java server, Java, middleware, Jonathan Schwartz, Scott McNealy, acquisition, server

June 1, 2004 After being promoted to the No. 2 job at Sun Microsystems, Jonathan Schwartz begins spreading his unconventional pricing plans from the software group to the rest of the company. TAGS: Jonathan Schwartz, Sun Microsystems Inc., software group, Shanghai, pricing, Sun Java Enterprise System, population, citizen, data center, server, Linux, Intel, operating system