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Sun slams Red Hat
On July 13, Sun will roll out a new Opteron-based workstation code-named Metropolis. A short while later, Sun will also roll out a 4-way Opteron server - the V40z. These two new boxes along with Sun's existing V20z 2-way server were all designed by Newisys. Sun plans to roll out in-house designed gear that is said, by many industry insiders, to be nothing less than fantastic later this year. More: The Register
Posted 2004-06-28, 17:12 GMT by Mariusz Zynel
Sun to push developer package, Opteron
A new program from Sun Microsystems will aim to lure programmers to three technologies it considers crucial: Advanced Micro Devices' Opteron processor, the Solaris operating system and the Java programming environment. More: News.Com
Posted 2004-06-26, 01:19 GMT by Mariusz Zynel
Fujitsu announces new servers with 90-nanometer chips
Fujitsu Ltd. became the latest chip maker to introduce a 90-nanometer product with the launch of a faster version of its Sparc64 V processor for enterprise servers, the company announced Tuesday. More: Infoworld
Posted 2004-06-23, 06:11 GMT by Alan Pae
VMWare for Solaris x86
VMWare announced experimental support of their virtual machine software for Solaris x86 9 and 10 aka (Solaris Express). More: VMWare
Posted 2004-06-19, 01:04 GMT by Mariusz Zynel
Fowler Talks Up Sun's x86 Prospects
"Coming from nowhere, as we are in the x86 market," Fowler explained, "we can do almost anything." As you might imagine, Fowler is absolutely behind the subscription-based pricing that Schwartz is championing for all Sun products, including servers. He is particularly enthusiastic about this approach for a good reason. "If we have Solaris on the box, it gives me the option of picking up margin on the whole software stack." More: Computer Business Review
Posted 2004-06-18, 18:22 GMT by Mariusz Zynel
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