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OpenSolaris takes first steps
The only things Sun lacked yesterday were organ music and peanuts as the company officially launched "opening day" for the OpenSolaris project. Article | 15 Jun 2005
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Proprietary on life support? IT pros weigh in
Are reports of the death of proprietary greatly exaggerated? IT pros offer their opinions. Article | 15 Jun 2005
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Solaris 10, the Cinderella OS?
A Burton Group analyst makes the case for Solaris 10 over Linux. Article | 14 Jun 2005
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LinuxWorld Summit: Quantifying value of Linux no easy task
Novell strategist John Dobbs wants you to stop worrying about TCO and move to Linux already. Article | 07 Jun 2005
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Big Blue sky settles over Sun
Forget about Windows, it's Unix that has the most to fear from a rising Linux market share. A partnership announced by Red Hat and IBM this week aims to convert Solaris users to Linux with a free assessment as the carrot on the stick. Article | 18 May 2005
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Face-off: SPARC/Solaris vs. Intel/Linux
IT book authors Paul Murphy and Bernard Golden duke it out on the question of whether Solaris/SPARC systems deserve their reputation for being out-of-date and overpriced. Article | 16 Mar 2005
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IBM on OpenSolaris: Two's company, three's a crowd
BOSTON -- Some of the biggest criticisms of Sun Microsystems' OpenSolaris project have come from IBM's vice president of worldwide Linux strategy, Scott Handy, who during an interview regarding the new IBM Chiphopper program said he did not expect... Interview | 21 Feb 2005
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Rumble in the data center jungle: Linux vs. Unix
Big Blue is shaping its entry-level server, the OpenPower 710, into a silver bullet aimed squarely at the steady incursion of x86 servers into the data center. Now the question is, how good is their aim? Article | 01 Feb 2005
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Linux, 9i RAC is ticket for StubHub
Online ticket broker StubHub has put its faith -- and its bottom line -- on a new Oracle 9i RAC running Red Hat Enterprise Linux. Article | 17 Aug 2004
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Linux on mainframe fits for German SAP deployment
A German manufacturer announced a large SAP deployment on Linux on an IBM mainframe, signaling more growth for the mainframe and another big win for Linux. Article | 11 Aug 2004