Offers Office Ultimate software ‘steal’ for $59.95, rolls out commercials that bash Apple on Mac price premium.
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Responding to ‘economic realities,’ maker of servers expects annual savings of $700 million to $800 million.
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Company gambles that acquisition of MySQL, an open-source database company used by Google, Southwest Airlines and Facebook, will reignite growth.
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Company claims new systems in California, England, and India will cut its utility bill by 60 percent. Also unveils Eco Innovation initiative, designed to bring similar systems to customers.
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New laws are forcing electronics makers to shape up or ship waste somewhere else.
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Tech companies launch energy efficiency initiative, but it’s all about “green” cash.
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Microsoft’s vendor alliance will act as clearinghouse for Windows/Linux interoperability issues.
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Computer maker sets up shop and a factory in virtual world, joining the likes of Sun and IBM.
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Experts discuss reasons why the General Public License makes more sense for Java.
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Company extends open-source initiative by granting GPL license for different Java editions.
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Computer maker intros latest encryption technology as HP and Dell weather storms.
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Computer makers sue Hynix and other memory chip producers over price fixing.
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Going with Greenplum to sell more servers.
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Top Stories for the Week of July 24 2006: Sun Microsystems Serves It Up; Freescale Semiconductor's Memorable Achievement; Chip Equipment Sales Surge
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The server maker posts better-than-expected sales and losses in the first quarter under its new CEO.
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Server maker claims its latest products prove the company’s dedication to new markets.
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Concerned by consumer distrust, Google, eBay, Microsoft seek a law to combat Internet fraud.
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A preeminent Silicon Valley venture capitalist has a new investment passion: green technology startups.
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Sun Microsystems introduces 128-bit self-healing file system inside its next Solaris operating system.
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Reports that the long-time CEO might leave Sun Microsystems stir the debate on who could fill his shoes.
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