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January 22, 2007
category: Java Technology
Jonathan Schwartz and Paul Otellini, the chief
executives of Sun and Intel, respectively, are expected to share the
stage in San...
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category: Java Technology
Computer maker Sun Microsystems (http://www.eweek.com/article2/0,1895,2086186,00.asp#)
Inc. will announce on Monday plans to use microprocessors from No. 1
chip maker Intel Corp., according...
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category: Java Technology
Sun
Microsystems has completed the initial design for its next-generation
Rock processor, and expects to launch the device in the second...
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category: Java Technology
Sun Microsystems Inc. last week detailed an UltraSparc road map that
describes a bright future for server workloads that can make...
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category: Java Technology
THE NEWS THAT Intel is backing Suns Solaris, and in return Sun
will use Xeon processors in some of its boxes...
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category: Java Technology
Theyre visible
advocates for environmental responsibility, espousing green policies
for natural resource use and waste disposal, product design and
life-cyscle principles--along with...
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category: Java Technology
Sun Microsystems Inc. today announced an alliance with Intel Corp., a
move that will greatly expand SunÂ’s involvement with the chip...
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category: Java Technology
Sun Microsystemss new deal with Intel (http://www.infoworld.com/article/07/01/22/HNsunintelservers_1.html)just
expands its product base rather than negatively impacting its
commitment to SPARC or rival...
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category: Java Technology
OK, thats not really true. Mark is a sharp
guy, and gets open source as well, indeed, better, than most. But...
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category: Java Technology
Weblogs: Derby contributions and performance analysis, open-source and business, and Joshuas final freebie
Spotlight: JavaOne 2007 registration open
Java Today: Java Tools community newsletter #107, history of Apple-Java relationship, and Linux non-p...
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