Join Sun Microsystems at the Ramkota Conference Center for breakfast and a look at ways to take the cost and complexity out of enterprise information technology. Sun will address business leaders, faculty, staff, students and the community at large, discussing the financial benefits to the enterprise through eco-responsible computing.
Join Sun Microsystems at NDSU Research and Technology Park for breakfast and a look at ways to take the cost and complexity out of enterprise information technology.
Sun will address business leaders, faculty, staff, students and the community at large, discussing the financial benefits to the enterprise through eco-responsible computing.
Following its success last year, the Extended Horizons Summit is back for a thirteenth consecutive year, with a bigger and more insightful two-day conference plus pre-event workshops.
Join us for a complementary, interactive half-day session discussing the technology innovation available from Sun to manage your enterprise.
Management World 2008 is the global meeting ground where some of the most distinguished speakers, analysts, service providers and technologists from the world of Information, Communications and Entertainment services come together to identify opportunities and the vision for this converging marketplace.
The Cable Show hosted by NCTA (National Cable & Telecommunications Association) is the annual showcase and gathering place that unites the cable telecommunications industry for three concentrated days of networking, learning and collaboration. It's the ultimate opportunity for cable telecommunications professionals to discover new products, advances in technology, and innovative ways to increase customer satisfaction and grow their businesses.
Double your performance when you swap in Sun Fire V240 servers for a Sun SPARC Enterprise server - now with a 50 percent trade-in allowance.
Discover how to use Sun Studio to build Intel's Threading Building Blocks (TBB), an open-source runtime library that reduces the effort required to express parallelism in C++ programs.
With low-cost x64 servers, blades, and storage, Sun is committed to helping small and medium businesses succeed. Learn about Sun systems for SMBs, starting at just $895.
Sun Microsystems, Inc. (NASDAQ: JAVA) and the OpenPortal community today announced a new open source initiative with Liferay, Inc. to develop a common Web presentation platform that incorporates portal and integration technologies from both companies. Developers will now have access to a new, stable, standards-based Web presentation platform. The Sun and Liferay products resulting from this initiative will bring developers simple, lightweight presentation capabilities for GlassFish, Sun's open source Java Platform Enterprise Edition (Java EE) application server. Free downloads are available at http://www.glassfish.org/portal.