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18 May 2004
#13067
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Sun Sets New TPC Benchmark Record Running Sybase
With Two Sun Fire V440 Servers, Sun StorEdge Arrays and the Solaris 9 Operating System
Sun has set a new benchmark record with two Sun Fire V440 servers
in a clustered configuration running Sybase IQ Multiplex 12.5. It also
used Sun StorEdge arrays and the Solaris 9 Operating System
(Solaris OS) to establish the best price performance and lowest total
cost of ownership (TCO) for 8-way systems.
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17 May 2004
#13055
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Sun, Microsoft Agreement Promises Cost-Savings, Faster Time-to-market
Focus Is on Interoperability in Heterogeneous Environments
The recently signed agreement between Sun and Microsoft formally ends
years of litigation and promises to enable the customers of both
companies to reduce risk, lower costs and achieve faster time to market
by combining server products from multiple vendors in an interoperable,
heterogeneous environment.
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17 May 2004
#12674
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New Cluster Solution for Bioinformatics Targets Smaller Organizations
Sun Fire Starter Cluster for Bioinformatics Lessens Costs and Time-to-deployment
The pre-integrated Sun Fire Starter Cluster for Bioinformatics is
an entry-level solution designed for the specific computational needs
of small healthcare organizations. A 4 node (8 CPU) x86 cluster of Sun
Fire V60x servers and Sun Fire V65x servers in a 19-inch rack, this
solution requires only standard electrical power outlets without
climate-controlled conditions
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18 May 2004
#13058
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Sun and SunGuard Provide Sun Disaster Recovery Managed Services
Helps Small- and Medium-sized Businesses Restore Mission-critical Operations
Sun and SunGard Availability Services, an operating group of SunGard,
have collaborated to create Sun Disaster Recovery Managed Services, a
resource for small- and medium-sized companies needing to restore
mission-critical data and operations in a variety of disaster
scenarios.
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18 May 2004
#13036
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Paul Pangaro on Innovation Through Conversations and Cybernetics
Staying Abreast of the Developer Market: An Interview by Janice J. Heiss
Co-evolution is the key to responding to the needs of developers,
according to Paul Pangaro. This model taken from biology requires
interaction in the form of conversations between Sun and developers
themselves, Janice J. Heiss discovered, in her interview with Sun's
Senior Director and Distinguished Market Strategist of Developer
Marketing.
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