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Sun to buy MySQL for $1 billion
Jan.16
  Open-source software maker MySQL AB's technology is used by some of the world's biggest Web sites



year 2005 Top ^

Jun.28
  Server maker is acquiring a maker of software that integrates business functions
Jun.2 Sun buys StorageTek for $4.1 billion
  Sun Microsystems has signed a deal to buy the technology firm to become more competitive in business data storage


year 2004 Top ^

Feb.10 Founder to return as part of acquisition
  Sun Microsystems is buying a privately held Kealia in a deal that will bring Andy Bechtolsheim back to the company


year 2003 Top ^

Jun.19 CEO Says Takeover Talk Is Nonsense
  Scott McNealy: No U.S. company could afford to buy the computer maker


year 2002 Top ^

Sep.30 Up to $2.2 Bln Qtr Charge for acquisitions
  Sun Microsystems would consider a charge if its market value did not recover to the April level of $29.1 Bln

year 2001 Top ^

Mar.6 Sun Buys InfraSearch
  Sun Microsystems Inc. has bought search engine software company to use the peer-to-peer technology

year 2000 Top ^

Dec.4 Sun Micro to Buy HighGround
  Sun Microsystems Inc. would acquire data storage management company HighGround Systems for $400 million



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