Scarlet Pruitt of IDG News Service reports that Sun Microsystems hopes
to exploit the market among the ten European Union accession countries
planning to join the EU within the next year.
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Cynthia L. Webb, writing for the Washington Post, suggests that
Microsoft may be somewhat less litigation-proof in the future than it
has been. A law suit, recently filed by a California woman seeking to
take advantage of a new state law that calls on businesses to assume
greater responsibility for the security of their products, has the
potential to become a viable class-action suit if other plaintiffs
choose to join it.
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According to Clement Teo, nearly three-quarters of the market in
handsets is not enough for Alan Brenner, VP for Consumer and Mobile
Systems Group at Sun Microsystems. Brenner would like even more market
share, Teo writes in teledotcom, and the Sun VP is attacking the issue
from the standpoint of interconnection strategy. Part of Sun's response
is Project Orion (now called the new Java Enterprise System).
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