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IBM releases low-cost Unix servers
October 5, 2004 Big Blue releases two new inexpensive Power5-based Unix servers to take on Unix machines from HP and Sun.Sun: All for one, one for all
September 17, 2003 At the SunNetwork conference, the company is spreading the message that customers prefer its harmonized hardware and software to piecemeal components.Sun dethroned in Unix market--maybe
August 27, 2005 Reports from two research firms give different results, but they agree on one thing: IBM is gaining at Sun's expense.HP hopes new server will pry open Sun's market
November 28, 2000 Hewlett-Packard sends in reinforcements in its battle against Sun Microsystems in the Unix server market, introducing new low-end servers that inherit features from the company's more expensive sys...Sun's top-end servers get UltraSparc IV+
October 17, 2005 New UltraSparc IV+ has been released in high-end Unix servers, the 36-processor Sun Fire E20K and 72-processor E25K.New Sun software aims to unite servers
December 5, 2000 The software giant on Tuesday will introduce new software that will allow servers to be joined into groups, but already its competitors are declaring their own victory in the "clustering" market.Stock slips as Sun's glow fades
December 12, 2000 Analysts step back from their gung-ho views of Sun Microsystems, as the company faces stiffer competition and tries to boost year-end sales.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.Sun moves up on IBM in server sales
December 13, 2000 The server market increases 12 percent in the third quarter, to $15.4 billion, with Sun Microsystems advancing over two competitors to take second place overall, a study says.IBM upgrades low-end Unix server
October 17, 2003 Big Blue is bringing a faster processor to its lowest-end p615 Unix server and has announced new products for joining its servers to form a supercomputing cluster.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.Sun revamps Unix servers with UltraSparc IV+
September 20, 2005 The UltraSparc IV+ processor will double the performance of Sun's Unix servers. The chip, however, soon will face competition.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.Server growth beats analyst forecast
November 26, 2003 The server market grew faster than expected in the third quarter, logging a 2 percent increase, to $10.8 billion, on sales of lower-end systems, researcher IDC says.Sun to subsidize Oracle database software
January 11, 2006 To compete with IBM and HP, Sun will bundle Oracle's database with higher-end Unix servers, subsidize customer fees. Photo: Best buddies McNealy and EllisonSun upgrading high-end Unix servers in November
October 10, 2005 Company will give them its new UltraSpark IV+ processors next month, CNET News.com learns.Firing up IBM's Unix business
August 3, 2006 Ross Mauri took over IBM's Unix group just after a market share stumble, but new high-end systems should fix the problem.IBM readies new top-end Unix servers
October 15, 2004 Big Blue announced the servers Friday, stirring up major new challenges for Sun and HP.IBM, Dell rise in servers while Sun, HP shrink
May 24, 2004 Big Blue and Dell saw revenue grow by more than 20 percent year over year in the first quarter, says Gartner. Sun and HP, meanwhile, saw annual revenue declines of 16.7 percent and 13.2 percent.Fujitsu upgrades Unix servers
May 18, 2005 Five of its PrimePower machines now use a version of Fujitsu's Sparc64 processor compatible with Sun's UltraSparc chips.
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