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Articles for the keywords: sun partner
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16 Feb 2009
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NetBeans Partner Program Merges into Sun Partner Advantage Program [21393]
Sun Also Announces New Third-party Support for the NetBeans IDE
Sun announced it will be merging the NetBeans Partner Program with the Sun Partner Advantage Program, providing more support for the NetBeans partner community. Along with this reveal, Sun also named new third-party support for the NetBeans Integrated Development Environment (IDE), which will enhance the productivity and choice that developers have with the NetBeans platform.
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30 Jan 2009
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Welcome to Your Sun Partner Community [21308]
Interact and Grow with Sun's new HPC and Web Communities
Getting to the right technical resources fast can help speed high performance computing application and web services development. Now the power of expert resources and key technology for HPC and Web Infrastructure are just a click away! The HPC and Web Communities offered through the Sun Partner Advantage Program provide centralized access to a wide variety of information -- from blogs and forums to tools, explanations, tips, and techniques that can speed up the programming, debugging, and tuning process for Sun's ISV and Open Source communities developing HPC and Web applications and technology.
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06 Jan 2009
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Review of News for 2008 - 3 of 3 [21172]
50 Most Popular Topics, 900 Most Popular Articles
Part 3 of 3
- Virtualization, Containers, Logical Domains (LDoms), Sun Ray, Virtual Desktop Infrastructure, Sun xVM, Sun xVM VirtualBox, OpenOffce and StarOffice, JRuby, Sun Studio, VMware, Windows, Linux, GlassFish, NetBeans, Mobile, Identity
Management, Sun Java System, Java
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05 Jan 2009
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Sun IT Implementation Opens Up Growth Possibilities for Clifford Chance Law Firm in Great Britain [20981]
Data Center Consolidations, Decline in Server Hardware Use Are Among Gains
With offices in 20 countries and more than 7,500 employees worldwide, Clifford Chance, one of the world's largest law firms, faced the challenge of improving support for business-critical applications while also reducing IT complexity, consolidating data centers and making a more efficient use of space and energy. Implementing high-performance servers using Sun's multithreaded processors proved to be the technology that achieved these ends.
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