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Sun Acquires SevenSpace

Sun Microsystems has entered into an agreement to acquire SevenSpace, a privately-held company based in Ashburn, Va.

Red Hat More Competition for Sun than Microsoft

Sun who resells Red Hat’s software, is competing for the same customers as Red Hat with their upcoming release of Solaris 10 in January.

Sun Shines in 2004

In 2004 Sun Microsystems rolled out the most innovative systems portfolio in the company’s 20-plus year history.

Sun Trying Something New … Like Giving Away An Operating System

Sun Microsystems is trying a new marketing strategy, giving away its new Solaris 10 operating system for free.

Sun’s Data Center Program

At its Network Computing ’04Q4 launch, Sun Microsystems announced the Sun Service Optimized Data Center program, a new comprehensive roadmap of services and technologies to help customers deploy and manage IT services more cost-effectively.

Sun Java Tool for Mac and x86 Developers

Sun Microsystems has made available the latest version of its breakthrough visual development environment, Sun Java Studio Creator.

Sun Microsystems Settles Claims

Settlement Assures Sun’s Java Communities Will Not Be Affected by Kodak Patents. Without admitting or denying allegations, Sun Microsystems has entered into a formal settlement agreement with the Eastman Kodak Company to settle all claims in pending litigation between the parties.

Sun Microsystems Launches Academic Resources Initiative

Program Includes Free Training, Free Sun Software Solutions and Collaborative Communities.

Sun Application Server Achieves Top Results

Top Price/Performance Honors Achieved Running BEA WebLogic Server with MySQL Open Source Database on Solaris-Based Systems With Opteron Processors.

Interwoven Gains Vice President of Engineering from Sun Microsystems

Nelson-Gal Joins the Interwoven R&D Team as Senior Vice President of Engineering.

Sun Java System Application Server 8 Platform Edition – Developers’ Platform of Choice

Borland, Computer Associates, Compuware, Mercury Interactive and Quest Software Leverage Sun’s Platform to Broaden the Ecosystem for Enterprise Developers.

Sun Outperforms all Vendors in Revenue Market Share Growth on Q/Q Basis

In the second quarter of 2004, Sun Microsystems achieved significant revenue and volume growth in almost every category.

Sun Leads Traditional Workstation Market for 40th Consecutive Quarter

Sun Marks 10 Years of Leadership With Continued Gains in Worldwide Workstation Revenue and Unit Market Share During the Second Quarter of 2004.

Quest Software Announces Integration of PerformaSure with Sun Java Enterprise System

PerformaSure and Java System Application Server Integration Enhances Performance and Availability of J2EE Applications.

Sun Blog Sparks Novell Purchase Rumor

The possible purchase was suggested by Sun President Jonathan Schwartz in interviews with the Wall Street Journal. So far, Novell has been mute on this possibility. Acquiring Novell would cost approximately $3 billion.

The Sun Certified Web Component Developer 1.4 (SCWCD 1.4) Certification Exam

Exam Background and Its Importance

In March 2004, Sun Microsystems launched a new version of their existing Sun Certified Web Component Developer 1.3 (SCWCD 1.3) exam, which tests the web component development according to the latest J2EE 1.4 specification. The old version will co-exist and a separate upgrade exam will be made available soon.

Sun seeks to demystify Java

Sun hopes a new version of its Java software will lure nonprogrammers by sporting a more Windows-like look and feel.

Sun Attacks Microsoft XML Strategy Shift

Sun Microsystems fired its first salvo at Microsoft’s upcoming Office 2003 by calling into question the aim of Redmond’s overall XML strategy, and touting StarOffice 6.1 as a low cost alternative for cost conscious enterprises. During a telephone interview, Sun’s Iyer Venkatefen, product manager for StarOffice, told BetaNews that Microsoft was not abiding by the OASIS standards. With more than 600 members in 100 countries, OASIS, or Organization for the Advancement of Structured Information Standards, is a global consortium that establishes standards to ensure interoperability.

McNealy: Rattling cages is good for Sun

On his Asian tour, Sun’s CEO tells reporters that being controversial is good for business–then describes Intel’s Itanium chip as a “serious disaster.”

Sun bets on wireless Java

65 million handsets all over the Java-enabled. Qualcomm’s BREW and Windows CE are lurking in the sidelines but Sun does not see them as big threats. A 100 million handsets will be Java enabled within a year, believes Sun.

Sun’s new developer hang-out

In a major effort to get together an estimated 6 million Java developers across the world, Sun Microsystems is calling for developers to form the Java community.