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Opinion: Apple was blindsided by Windows 7. Full Article at Tom's Hardware Guide
Former Sun boss Scott McNealy may once have advised that we have “zero privacy – get over it”, but it seems the British public isn’t ready to surrender its personal information that easily. Full Article at PC Pro
In this June 2, 2009 photo, Oracle CEO Larry Ellison, left, shaking hands with Sun Microsystems co-founder and chairman Scott McNealy, right, at a Sun convention in San Francisco. View Photo »
There are 216,000 Sparc-based servers [currently] on the market and we have sold 7 million processors this decade ... So, we asked Oracle and Larry Ellison, what are your plans for SPARC? Well, Oracle is committed to SPARC and will spend more money than we have on its development.
NET RESULTS: Sun Microsystems were masters of the tech universe - until the arrival of technologies running on cheaper PCs WHILE IT was meant as a jovial quip, there was still something just a bit sad in hearing Sun Microsystems co-founder and former... Full Article at Irish Times
Sun Microsystems and Fujitsu have introduced an advanced line of quad-core SPARC64 VII processors. The retooled chips - which run at 2.53GHz and 2.88GHz - reportedly deliver up to 25 percent "better performance" than previous processors. Full Article at Tom's Hardware Guide
Although the Oracle-Sun deal hasn’t gone through yet, McNealy sounded a lot like a CEO who knew he was making one of his last major speeches as a CEO. Full Article at ZDNet
Sun Microsystems co-founder and chairman Scott McNealy, left, and Sun Microsystems CEO Jonathan Schwartz speak at the Java One conference in San Francisco, Tuesday, June 2, 2009. View Photo »
There are 216,000 Sparc-based servers [currently] on the market and we have sold 7 million processors this decade ... So, we asked Oracle and Larry Ellison, what are your plans for SPARC? Well, Oracle is committed to SPARC and will spend more money than we have on its development.
"Sun's CEO, Jonathan Schwartz, and its chairman of the board and cofounder, Scott McNealy, were not present for the shareholder vote. Full Article at Internet.com
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In this June 2, 2009 photo, Oracle CEO Larry Ellison, left, shaking hands with Sun Microsystems co-founder and chairman Scott McNealy, right, at a Sun convention in San Francisco.
View Photo »Sun Microsystems co-founder and chairman Scott McNealy, left, and Sun Microsystems CEO Jonathan Schwartz speak at the Java One conference in San Francisco, Tuesday, June 2, 2009.
View Photo »Oracle CEO Larry Ellison, left, shakes hands with Sun Microsystems co-founder and chairman Scott McNealy, right, at the Java One conference in San Francisco, Tuesday, June 2, 2009.
View Photo »Sun Microsystems chairman Scott McNealy gestures during a panel discussion at the 2006 TechNet Innovation Summit at the Stanford University Memorial Auditorium in Stanford, California, in this November 15, 2006 file photo.
View Photo »Scott McNealy, Chairman and Co-Founder of Sun Microsystems, presents a table top model of the Sun Modular Datacenter to Dou Yu Pei, Vice Minister of China's Ministry of Civil Affairs at a ceremony in Beijing on Tuesday, November 18, 2008.
View Photo »FILE - In this June 2, 2009 file photo, Oracle CEO Larry Ellison, left, shaking hands with Sun Microsystems co-founder and chairman Scott McNealy, right, at a Sun convention in San Francisco.
View Photo »Oracle CEO Larry Ellison, left, speaks alongside Sun Microsystems co-founder and chairman Scott McNealy at the Java One conference in San Francisco, Tuesday, June 2, 2009.
View Photo »Oracle CEO Larry Ellison, right, smiles with Sun Microsystems co-founder and chairman Scott McNealy at the Java One conference in San Francisco, Tuesday, June 2, 2009.
View Photo »International Business Machines Corp. (IBM) Chairman, President and Chief Executive Officer Samuel Palmisano (L) and Sun Microsystems chairman and founder Scott McNealy are shown in this combination of file photos from 2006.
View Photo »Sun Microsystems co-founder and chairman Scott McNealy, left, and Sun Microsystems CEO Jonathan Schwartz speak at the Java One conference in San Francisco, Tuesday, June 2, 2009.
View Photo »There are 216,000 Sparc-based servers [currently] on the market and we have sold 7 million processors this decade ... So, we asked Oracle and Larry Ellison, what are your plans for SPARC? Well, Oracle is committed to SPARC and will spend more money than we have on its development.
There are 216,000 Sparc-based servers [currently] on the market and we have sold 7 million processors this decade ... So, we asked Oracle and Larry Ellison, what are your plans for SPARC? Well, Oracle is committed to SPARC and will spend more money than we have on its development.
Although [the merger] is in a state of limbo, the big theme here is innovation. Our core is innovation, along with our technology ... Combined, Oracle and Sun will have one of the greatest R&D budgets of all time.
“Technology has the shelf life of a banana.” ---Scott McNealy http://ow.ly/yK97
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