Not true, says Sun, that its agreement with Microsoft is all smoke and
mirrors. In fact, with $2 billion changing hands and a 10-year
technology collaboration framework agreement on record, the obligations
and opportunities of both parties are clear.
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A new brand of SALSA is set to enter the market in the next three to
six months: Sun Appliance for Live Software Analysis, designed to help
Sun Professional Services staff assist clients in analyzing and
editing Java programming language code designs and architectures.
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Whitfield Diffie, chief security officer for Sun, sees reliably
securing Web Services as a fundamental concern facing network security
experts. With the advancements in Web technology rapidly evolving and
users relying on it as a primary resource, this is one challenge that
will take years to conquer.
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The Web version of this article lists the top 10 articles for Vol 75
and the first two issues of Vol 76. The top article for Vol 76 Issue 2
was "Semi-finalists in Petaflops Supercomputer Derby Aim for 2006 Finish Line" [13216];
For Vol 76 Issue 1 it was "Sun Confirms Plans to Open Source Solaris Operating System" [13199]
; and for Vol 75 the top article was "Scott McNealy Discusses Sun's Partners" [12865].
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StarOffice 7 is becoming widely accepted as a primary office suite
within the global educational arena, and India is taking notice and following suit. According to Software Country Manager Manish Kapoor with Sun in India, the volume of StarOffice sales has approximately tripled since the software's initial launch.
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