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Sun reclaimed No. 3 spot in server market  Sun Microsystems still has a long way to go to catch up with IBM and Hewlett-Packard Hybrid server unveiled  Sun Microsystems introduced the Sun Fire x4500, code-named Thumper, that it hopes will be the machine of Web 2.0 Schwartz appeared onstage at JavaOne  SF Downtown: Sun Microsystems will eventually make the codes for Java completely available for free to software developers Google, Microsoft and Sun to fund lab

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Sun to Use Intel Chips in Some Servers

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Jan.22
  Sun has agreed to use chips from Intel in some of its servers and for Intel to endorse Solaris operating system

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Dec.15
  UC Berkeley: $7.5 million donated for a new computer science lab to make easier for Internet entrepreneurs to test their ideas
Dec.1 Sun banking on open source  Sun Microsystems will give some of its key software to customers for free, to catapult its popularity Deal averts Internet showdown Nov.14 Sun to show off new microprocessor  Niagara, Sun's UltraSPARC T1 uses 70 watts of power, less than half the energy needed to power rival microchips Oct.4 Google, Sun target Microsoft Office
  Sun Microsystems and Google unveiled a partnership in which they will distribute software technologies together
Jun.27 Sun Micro freely sharing Java source  Sun Microsystems will share the source code for its Java system application servers May.9 Sun Microsystems Expands Around Globe  4 facilities around the world are to take the place of its Silicon Valley office as the research and development hub Apple yanks book on Jobs

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Nov.15 Operating system Solaris 10 be unveiled  After investing $500 million and years of development time Sun Microsystems made the software free Nov.5 Sun finalizes accounting for settlement
  Sun Microsystems quarter loss was reduced as the company finalized $92 million patent settlement with Kodak
Sep.20 Sun embraces Linux, targets Red Hat
  Sun Microsystems is seeking to jump into a low-end but high-volume market it's been accused of ignoring
Jun.1 New Hardware, Software, Services  Plan is to move to selling company wares on a bundled subscription basis rather than as discrete components Apr.16 Sun promises MS deal will boost finances  Executives vowed that a landmark settlement with Microsoft would boost flagging fortunes Sun settles with Microsoft, cuts 3,300 job Mar.22 New System for Gaming Servers  A system to allow video game publishers to use a single computer server to run online games for both PCs and consoles Feb.25 Program Aimed at HP Customers  A program originally aimed at customers of Alpha chip-based computers is to include those used HP's version of the Unix Feb.9 New, faster computer servers  Sun Microsystems rolled out new computer servers starting at about $2,800 and updated software

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Dec.2 New Servers, Services  Sun Microsystems announced a series of new computer servers, software and services Nov.17 Sun to Use AMD Processors in Servers  Sun Microsystems would use Advanced Micro Devices' high-end processors to build and sell powerful business computers Sep.22 Chip-Design Breakthrough SoBig.F breaks virus speed records

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iPod: New digital music player Oct.3 Sun signs $100million pact with News  Sun Microsystems has been named News Corp.'s preferred vendor for Unix-based computers Feb.26 Sub-$1000 Unix workstation  Blade 100 workstation is designed to compete against Windows-based PCs Jan.23 Sun, Microsoft settle Java suit  Microsoft will no longer license from Sun any current or new versions of Java and will pay $20 million



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