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10 Feb 2003
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Sun Services Software Only Support End of Life
Two New Support Levels Replace Legacy Programs
Sun has announced the end of life (EOL) for the Sun Services
Software Only Support (SWON) program, as well as EOL for the
Sun Software Support Gold, Silver, Bronze and Subscription Only
programs (formerly known as iPlanet Maintenance) as of January 28,
2003. These EOL'd programs will be replaced by the Sun Software
Premium Support and the Sun Software Standard Support services.
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10 Feb 2003
#8958
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Getting Flowers and More Sent On Time
Sun and AT&T Fuel 1-800-FLOWERS.COM's Expansion
1-800-FLOWERS expanded its business and created an online ordering
system with Sun and AT&T technologies. At first, online sales accounted
for only ten percent of their business; now they make up about
half of their revenue.
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10 Feb 2003
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Japan's Kansai Electric Power Company Expands Fiber Optic Network
Delivers High-speed Internet Access with Sun and Kasenna MediaBase
Kansai Electric Power Company Inc. (KEPCO) is the second largest
electrical power supplier in Japan, a country where, it is predicted,
30 million homes will use high-speed Internet access and 10 million
families will use super high-speed Internet access by 2005. Given that
projected market, Kansai management decided to expand its fiber optic
network (and its services) to supply high-speed fiber-to-the-home
(FTTH) and to add new content delivery services such as broadband
Internet access, TV and video on demand, and voice services on its
entire installed base using an IT infrastructure provided by Sun
and Kasenna.
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10 Feb 2003
#8971
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Sun in Digital Media
Solutions for Publishing, Video, Film, Music, Gaming and Other Areas
Sun has had a long-standing interest in digital media and entertainment
services, which is reflected in its having been a founding member of
the Liberty Alliance Project, a collaboration involving such
corporations as Sony, Time Warner, American Express, Cisco Systems and
Vodafone. Readers will find all the aspects of Sun's involvement in digital
media reflected in the program of the Digital Media Universe 2003,
scheduled for March 4-5 in Los Angeles.
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