Date: 26-Nov-2009   URL: www.sun.com/aboutsun/media/presskits/sunlabsday2005/index.html

Sun News - Sun Labs Day 2005 Press Kit

Sun Labs Day 2005 Press Kit

 
 
 

At Sun Labs Day 2005, researchers from Sun Labs - as well as innovators from other advanced development groups at Sun - showcased their work at the Computer History Museum in Mountain View, California. The event, which included technology demonstrations and visionary talks from the most creative minds at Sun, provided visitors a unique opportunity to see technologies under development and meet the researchers making it happen.

Established in 1990, Sun Microsystems Laboratories is the applied research and development arm of Sun Microsystems, Inc., with locations in California and Massachusetts. Researchers at Sun Labs are working on projects that are significant to the evolution of technology and to our society's future -- asynchronous and high-speed circuits, optical interconnects, 3rd-generation web technologies, sensors, network scaling and Java[tm] technologies, to name a few.

 

 
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