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AT&T's cloud platform set for Europe in 2010
News Synaptic Compute as a Service launches in the US later this year and will come to Europe by the second quarter of 2010 [16 Nov 2009]
Sun plans another 3,000 job cuts
News In preparation for its takeover by Oracle, the server maker says it expects to cut about 10 percent of its global workforce during the next 12 months [21 Oct 2009]
Sun and Fujitsu update Sparc64 VII chips
News Sun is touting improved database performance and low upgrade costs in an effort to fight back against competition from IBM and HP [14 Oct 2009]
Sun introduces 2TB flash storage array
News The F5100 Flash Array will deliver a low-power performance boost to transaction-heavy database operations, while cutting power usage [13 Oct 2009]
Sun Fire X4270/4275
Review Better known for its RISC-based servers, Sun's Xeon 5500-based Sun Fire X4270 and X4275 look set to give the competition a good run for its money. [20 Aug 2009]
Sun may have broken bribery laws
News Sun discloses a potential breach of US anti-bribery law and reveals a shareholder lawsuit over its Oracle takeover [11 May 2009]
IBM scrutinising Sun contracts, says report
News As it weighs a potential merger, IBM is seeking to understand where Sun stands with its complex cross-licensing agreements and other contracts, according to The Wall Street Journal [23 Mar 2009]
The challenges to IBM of buying Sun
Analysis On paper, a deal could make some sense, as Sun has some appealing assets. But given how directly the companies' product lines overlap, there is no shortage of potential difficulties [19 Mar 2009]
Sun steps into the cloud-computing fray
News The company has launched its own cloud platform and services, in a move designed to challenge market leaders such as Amazon [18 Mar 2009]
Red Hat: Cloud won't drive open-source adoption
News The cloud's heightened focus on interoperability does not directly translate to ramped up adoption of open-source software, says Red Hat executive Frank Feldmann [11 Mar 2009]
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