Sun's Chinese deal 'shuts out Microsoft'
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UK university signs Chinese deal
UK university signs Chinese deal
07/30/2004 07:01 AMStudents in China will be awarded two degrees under a scheme set up by
a UK university college.
Microsoft' video to go
Microsoft' video to go
04/01/2005 08:32 PMPloyer Apr 2 2005 12:23AM GMT
Sun Announces Linux Deal With Chinese
Government
Sun Announces Linux Deal With Chinese
Government
11/17/2003 10:02 PMInfonaut writes "Scott McNealy announced today at Comdex that Sun
Microsystems has made a deal with China for a million desktop Linux
deployments under the new ...
Chinese judges aim to deal with Internet
crimes
Chinese judges aim to deal with Internet
crimes
04/12/2004 10:14 AMXinhua News Agency Apr 12 2004 1:47PM GMT
How Do You Say, 'Bye, Microsoft', in
Brazil?
How Do You Say, 'Bye, Microsoft', in
Brazil?
04/28/2004 08:12 PMBrazzil Magazine Apr 29 2004 0:28AM GMT
Intel Makes Chinese Online Gaming Deal
Intel Makes Chinese Online Gaming Deal
06/09/2004 08:54 PMEinnews.com - Wed Jun 9, 03:43 pm GMT
Chinese Gamer Chases First China
Licensing Deal (Reuters)
Chinese Gamer Chases First China
Licensing Deal (Reuters)
06/02/2004 06:55 AMReuters - As China's Internet media firms seek to
diversify from mobile phone-related services, Taiwan online
game designer Chinese Gamer International Corp stands ready to
help feed their appetite for new income sources.
Stefan Landsberger's Chinese Propaganda
Poster Pages--Chinese Space Program
Stefan Landsberger's Chinese Propaganda
Poster Pages--Chinese Space Program
08/05/2004 09:06 PMa new section with images relating to China's space
program
iisg.nl/~landsberger/csp.html
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Forget CBS: NBC made deal to pre-empt
Dateline investigation to get Jacko deal
last year
Forget CBS: NBC made deal to pre-empt
Dateline investigation to get Jacko deal
last year
01/22/2004 07:16 AMThis story about NBC promising .. contou ontem .. Blackmail? ..
reports
nytimes.com/2004/01/21/arts/television/21NBC.html
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Sun's no-op announcement
Sun's no-op announcement
02/01/2005 08:49 PMLast year IBM took a significant step forward in cooperation with the
free software community, by offering blanket licenses for 500 of its
patents to all free software developers. This does not cover all of
IBM's software patents, which must number in the thousands. And there
are other areas where IBM does not yet cooperate with the free
software community--they have not provided the necessary information
to port a free BIOS to ThinkPads, for instance, and they are still
pursuing Treacherous Computing. Nonetheless, this is a real step.
Recently Sun made an announcement that superficially seems similar. It
said that Sun had given us "free access to Sun OpenSolaris related
patents under the Common Development and Distribution License." But
those words do not really make sense. The CDDL is a license for the
copyright on software, not a policy for licensing patents. It applies
to specific code and nothing else. (Copyright and patents have
essentially nothing in common in the requirements they impose on the
public.)
Sun's Q3 revenue down. Again
Sun's Q3 revenue down. Again
04/14/2005 07:32 PMConversations up
Sun's new 3D desktop
Sun's new 3D desktop
12/10/2003 03:25 AMSimon Phipps (who works at Sun Microsystems) is showing off Sun's new 3D desktop.
Why am I pointing to this? After all, Simon and Sun is trying to
put me out of business. Because I want to be an authority on the
operating system industry and to become an authority you must point to
ALL stuff, not just that that's friendly.
Heck, Sun's doing some cool work here and it should be paid
attention to -- particularly by Longhorn evangelists.
Sun's take on 'building the future'
Sun's take on 'building the future'
12/11/2003 02:27 PMIs Eclipse in Sun's Future?
Is Eclipse in Sun's Future?
01/26/2004 04:13 PMSources say the company may be closer than ever to joining the
open-source Java development platform effort.
Sun's new new new Java nomenclature
Sun's new new new Java nomenclature
06/24/2005 06:51 PMBlog: Sun is updating its Java labeling scheme--again. Java has had
10 years to accumulate an awkward hodgepodge of version...
The End of Sun's Cobalt Servers
The End of Sun's Cobalt Servers
12/28/2003 12:32 PMSpotlight on Sun's NetBeans
Spotlight on Sun's NetBeans
08/05/2004 06:09 PMOver at IT Conversations, Doug Kaye has posted the last of my JavaOne
interviews, with Steve Wilson, director of engineering for NetBeans at
Sun. Or should I say former director of engineering? Shortly after
JavaOne, Steve left Sun. But Doug...
Ace's on Sun's Niagara
Ace's on Sun's Niagara
04/20/2004 10:00 PMAce's just posted a
good
article on Sun's upcoming massively multithreaded server
architecture, Niagara.
Sun's Scott McNealy Doesn't Get .Net
Sun's Scott McNealy Doesn't Get .Net
03/20/2003 08:50 PMYou can practically smell the desperation, can’t you? (PlaybackTime
via MyAppleMenu)
End of the day for Sun's Cobalt line
End of the day for Sun's Cobalt line
01/02/2004 12:01 PMZDNet Jan 2 2004 11:17AM ET
Sun's new success formula: NPV
Sun's new success formula: NPV
06/29/2004 07:33 AMZDNet Jun 29 2004 11:32AM GMT
Is Sun's Vision Clear?
Is Sun's Vision Clear?
03/20/2003 01:05 PMSun Microsystems made news in August with its introduction of a
general-purpose Linux server and its announcement of an upcoming Linux
desktop "purple box," both built on Intel platforms. Those moves
raised the question of whether Sun was abandoning its long-held
strategy of tightly integrating its own processors, hardware and
software.
Sun's novel idea needs vision
Sun's novel idea needs vision
08/03/2004 10:54 AMZDNet Aug 3 2004 3:32PM GMT
Sun's fighting chance
Sun's fighting chance
09/20/2004 02:55 PMForrester CEO George Colony argues that if Sun goes down, it's going
to go down taking very big swings.
Sun's identity pitch
Sun's identity pitch
12/16/2003 12:30 PM
At SunNetwork 2003 back in September, Jonathan Schwartz made the case
that the Java card is the most strategic piece of Sun's whole
technology stack. Actually, I'd say per-employee pricing is the real
strategic innovation. But I've always hoped to see movement on the
identity card front, so
this
clip, in which Schwartz stresses something I've been harping on
for years, got my attention:
Java card support will be built into the desktop that we offer. It is
the fundamental way we will help people to understand that if there
were a menu item in your mail app that said, 'Show only mail from
people that have been strongly authenticated,' then spam would
disappear. 'Show me only content that has been strongly
authenticated,' viruses would disappear.
...Sun's losses continue
Sun's losses continue
04/15/2005 09:46 AMZDNet UK Apr 15 2005 1:23PM GMT
See new innovations at Sun's Web event
See new innovations at Sun's Web event
09/23/2004 09:21 PMTechWeb Sep 24 2004 1:18AM GMT
Analyst warms to Sun's Q4 run
Analyst warms to Sun's Q4 run
07/07/2004 04:28 PMInching out of the red
Cubicleware: Sun's JDS vs. Ximian XD2
Cubicleware: Sun's JDS vs. Ximian XD2
02/12/2004 11:19 AMSun's Java Desktop System joins Novell's Ximian XD2 as a tailored
GNOME desktop that's aimed at cubicle workers in large enterprise
settings, such as government offices and big educational institutions.
In the future, Linux will be the desktop used by the most, and the
least, computer-literate folks on the planet.
Sun's Looking Glass Provides 3D View
Sun's Looking Glass Provides 3D View
08/14/2004 10:24 PMRecently Sun Microsystems released to its developers more code
containing its 'Project Look Glass" technology. Project Looking
Glass will offer users a 3D Desktop. Sun is hoping that this
technology will give users a more exciting computing experience, and a
good boost to its public image.
In order for this technology to succeed Sun needs to know what
developers think of it. Without the support from other developers
Project Looking Glass isn't going anywhere. So Sun has shipped early
code of its latest project to developers. This is according to Craig
Nicholas a technical support engineer at Sun. Apparently Project
Looking Glass isn't an operating systems at all (despite earlier
rumors); instead it’s a 'skin' that nearly sits on top of an operating
system states Craig Nicholas. Though only 3D applications will be
able to take advantage of Project Looking Glass, Sun is working hard
on an application that will automatically rewrite the window
management code in order for it to run in a 3D environment.
Early screenshots and videos of Project Looking Glass look very
promising, but it’s unclear what Sun hopes to accomplish with it. A
while ago Sun promised that it would open up its code to the
open-source community, but in doing so what would Sun gain. The last
time I checked Sun needed money.
Screenshot:
>> Click here <<
Video:
Project Looking Glass Demo
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Sun's struggle for traction
08/04/2004 09:34 AMZDNet UK Aug 4 2004 1:56PM GMT
Sun's XACML Implementation
Sun's XACML Implementation
03/13/2003 02:13 PMNew Developer Stuff
Sun's Schwartz Attacks GPL
Sun's Schwartz Attacks GPL
04/06/2005 11:36 AMSun's Microsoft Mistake
Sun's Microsoft Mistake
04/10/2004 08:33 PMWireless deal wave may hit DOJ (The
Daily Deal)
Wireless deal wave may hit DOJ (The
Daily Deal)
01/22/2004 06:30 AMThe Daily Deal - A sudden spate of mergers in the mobile telecom
sector could raise thorny questions for antitrust watchdogs.
Sun's Solaris shines on Itanium
Sun's Solaris shines on Itanium
07/23/2004 04:33 AMJonathan Schwartz ponders future of Solaris 10
Windows Loses Another Customer to Sun's
JDS
Windows Loses Another Customer to Sun's
JDS
06/29/2004 12:49 AMThe Allied Irish Bank is undertaking the latest migration, echoing
earlier Windows farewells by governments and companies in Europe, Asia
and even the United States.
Pay for Sun's Schwartz jumps 56 percent
Pay for Sun's Schwartz jumps 56 percent
09/22/2004 06:47 PMSun Microsystems' new president pulls in $677,000 in fiscal 2004, as
the company tries to return to prosperity.
IBM Not Threatened by Sun's Novell
Gambit
IBM Not Threatened by Sun's Novell
Gambit
08/09/2004 03:26 PMIBM officials scoffed at Sun Microsystems Inc.'s intimations last week
that it would buy Novell Inc., calling the rhetoric nothing more than
an attempt to disrupt IBM and its customers.
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