BBC News, January 10, 2010
In this video, the UK National Archive's Chief executive Natalie Ceeney gave the BBC's Sanchia Berg a rare tour behind the scenes of the National Archives. Sun technology helps support the National Archive's digital archiving.
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Close-up Media, January 9, 2010
Sun will design an Sun SOA solution based on Sun's Java CAPs technology and provide implementation services for TechniScan, Inc., a medical device company
engaged in the development and commercialization of an automated breast ultrasound imaging system.
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Computerworld UK, July 20, 2009
The Indian government will reportedly bring together top engineers
to design what is tentatively being called the "India microprocessor,"
which will likely be based on Sun's OpenSparc processor design
technology.
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IDG News Services, July 10, 2009
Blue Sky Studios deployed Sun Blade servers and Sun Ultra workstations
for the rendering
of its animated feature Ice Age: Dawn of the Dinosaurs.
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InsideHPC, July 7, 2009
Blue Sky Studios utilized 480 Sun Blade X6250s populated with dual
Intel Xeon
quad-core processors and 120 Sun Ultra 24 workstations to render the
movie Ice Age.
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Scientific Computing, July 2009
Sun customer HPCVL's Ken Edgecomb outlines research needs in a changing
HPC landscape.
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BioInform: June 26, 2009
The University of Tokyo's Human Genome Center's 5,760-core Sun Microsystems blade system debuted on the latest Top500 list of the world's fastest supercomputers.
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The Register: June 9, 2009
Sun InfiniBand switches and Xeon blade servers are included in the Juropa2 supercomputer installed at the government-sponsored Forschungszentrum Jülich (FZJ) in Germany.
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The Greenville News: May 27, 2009
Sun partners with AT&T, BMW, and Michelin to fund the Clemson University research center specializing in automotive engineering. Read more
Byte & Switch: May 19, 2009
Corner Banca VP discusses benefits of Sun's Virtual Storage Manager from reducing workload to handling data growth. Read more
ZDNet: May 5, 2009
Media Temple discusses how the expandability and analytics capabilities offered by the Sun Storage 7410 has allowed them to make major changes to the architecture of their storage systems. Read more
Linux Magazine: April 22, 2009
Linux Magazine discusses the improvements and benefits of MySQL 5.4.
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Softpedia: April 14, 2009
Sun announces its latest blade servers, rack servers, and workstations
specifically designed to leverage the next-generation Intel Xeon processor (Nehalem).
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SearchServerVirtualization.com: April 8, 2009
Article discusses Sun's xVM VirtualBox as a cheaper and viable
alternative to VMware's Workstation.
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San Francisco Chronicle: March 25, 2009
The Internet Archive discusses its plans to migrate its digital library to a single Sun data center.
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San Jose Business Journal: March 25, 2009
Sun announces it's joining with digital library Internet Archive to create a "living history" of the Internet.
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Computer World: March 25, 2009
The Internet Archive announced that the Sun Modular Datacenter will support its library of 151 billion archived Web pages.
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Campus Technology: March 25, 2009
Technology director at Northern Arizona University discusses how switching to Sun Ray thin clients has cut electrical costs by 95%.
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IDG News Service: March 19, 2009
Sun announced a $30 million deal with Australia's Bureau of Meteorology to build one of the largest high-performance computing environments in the southern hemisphere.
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HPCwire: February 18, 2009
High Performance Computing Virtual Library (HPCVL) discusses its use of Sun storage and Sun's commitment to its research.
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ChannelTimes.com: February 9, 2009
Sun Infrastructure helps Punjab National Bank achieve impressive core banking implementation.
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TelecomTiger: February 6, 2009
Sun enterprise servers assist Punjab National Bank in deploying India's first ever 100% core banking system.
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Enterprisestorageforum.com: February 5, 2009
Digitar CEO discusses benefits of using Sun technology.
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SeachDataCenter.com: January 20, 2009
The SPARC Enterprise T5440 server from Sun Microsystems and Fujitsu receives Bronze award for 2008 server product of the year.
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ZDNet Australia: January 19, 2009
Article highlighting significant Sun Modular Datacentre (BlackBox) international customers.
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The New York Times: January 15, 2009
Wikimedia Foundation CTO discusses increasing storage for media using Sun servers.
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NetWorkWorld: January 13, 2009
Wikipedia discusses its use of Sun servers and storage as well as MySQL as its primary database software.
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The Engineer: January 13, 2009
Sun Microsystems processors recalculate images in real time for HoloVis International visualisation system.
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DailyTech: December 24, 2008
Last.fm discusses their switch to more power- efficient blade architecture from Sun Microsystems.
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Zawya: December 3, 2008
Sun Microsystems will provide SWCC with the latest in datacenter technology to power it's main datacenter that will run Oracle ERP, Supply Chain and Asset Management applications in 30 plants spread across 17 locations in the Kingdom.
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Reseller News: December 8, 2008
i365, Digitar and the Roman Catholic Diocese of Boise, Idaho are among group of early access customers that have benefited from using the Sun Storage 7000 Unified Storage Family.
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Search Storage: December 11, 2008
The Shoah Foundation received a $2 million donation of SL8500 tape libraries, Sun STK 6540 arrays and servers from Sun Microsystems.
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ZD Net: December 14, 2008
Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory, discusses how it has saved itself about $80,000 per year in power costs by adopting Sun x64 systems to replace a 200-system cluster.
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Finextra: December 17, 2008
Spanish savings bank Caja Madrid is overhauling its financial messaging strategy with Sun Microsystems' suite for Swift.
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Yahoo! Finance: December 17, 2008
Sun Microsystems and Grupo Acotel announced that leading Spanish savings bank Caja Madrid is using the Sun Open Suite for SWIFT solution platform for its financial messaging strategy for the next three years.
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Search Storage: December 19, 2008
The post-production studio that handled animation for the movie The Tale of Despereaux uses Lustre clustered file system from Sun Microsystems and EonStor storage system from Infortrend Technology Inc. to store and manage data.
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Byte and Switch: November 21, 2008
Digitar CTO discusses how Sun storage servers helped to create a cost-effective storage system to expand its business.
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cnet news: November 19, 2008
Article discussing Wikimedia's puchase of Sun servers to support more media files.
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Government Computer News: November 12, 2008
National Center for Atmospheric Research begins fivefold expansion of scientific data storage with new Sun library system.
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Denver Post: November 12, 2008
The National Center for Atmospheric Research and Sun announced the arrival of Amstar, a new digital storage library that will store scientific data for the next 15 to 20 years.
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Australian IT: October 28, 2008
Digital Sense has completed the first phase of construction of the Data Center City, with a $300,000 purchase of Sun gear consisting of 20 AMD servers, a tape library and back-up storage systems.
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MySQL.com: October 24, 2008
Advisors from Gartner and Sun Microsystems discuss how Zappos.com saves over $1 million a year annually and stays on top of their explosive growth by subscribing to Sun's MySQL Enterprise Database subscription.
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Al Bawaba: October 19, 2008
Sun Microsystems has equipped the Oman based Middle East College of Information Technology (MECIT) with a complete Windows based desktop computing environment through its Sun Ray ultra-thin client based solution.
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Channel Register: October 6, 2008
French server maker and reseller Bull has just become prime contractor for a 200-teraflops cluster called Juropa, which will be a mix of Bull NovaScale rack-mounted servers, and Sun X64 blade servers.
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Manila Bulletin Online: October 3, 2008
Utility firm Meralco purchases high end hardware from Sun Microsystems to build up its image as an efficient and customer-friendly company.
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Internetnews.com: September 5, 2008
NBC's online video coverage of the 2008 Olympics, powered by Sun Microsystems Sunfire Servers, broke several records for online viewing with more than 6 million people accessing NBCOlympics.com.
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Data Center Knowledge: September 24, 2008
Fox Interactive Media is using industrial-strength database technology from Sun Microsystems and Greenplum to better target ads on user-generated content for its network of social media sites, which includes MySpace, Photobucket, and Rotten Tomatoes.
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eWeek: August 24, 2008
The Federal Aviation Administration has upgraded its legacy internal business systems to a new open-systems server and storage infrastructure supplied by Sun Microsystems.
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HPCWire.com: August 20, 2008
This week Sun announced two more Xeon processor-based servers, the Sun Fire X2250 and Sun Fire X4250; the X2250 is Sun's first Intel-equipped server built exclusively for HPC customers. A few Sun customers are currently testing the X2250 for their own research applications including, Oregon State University and the San Diego Supercomputer Center.
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EnterpriseStorageForum: August 20, 2008
Sun's open source storage initiative is catching on, with registered members growing and more than 40 projects under way. Sun customer, Ourstage provided some comments on how their use of Sun's OpenSolaris and ZFS solved their performance problems.
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BusinessWeek: August 8, 2008
NBC discusses its use of Sun's 160 x64 quad-core Intel Xeon-based servers supporting the NBCOlympics.com site.
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Computerworld: August 13, 2008
Following the release of a Sun customer press release on Gorilla Nation, Computerworld wrote a blog discussing how Sun's Open-source database, MySQL is winning customers in the online advertising space with firms including Google Inc., Gorilla Nation, Media LLC, ValueClick, Yahoo's BlueLithium and Right Media.
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The Inquirer: August 7, 2008
Sun announced the release of Mypics Beijing 2008 for Facebook, MyPicks was developed using Sun's new browser-based social application development environment.
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CNET: July 28, 2008
Sun customer LinkedIn is mentioned in an article from CNET regarding its selection of Sun's MySQL database to power the back-end of its 25-million people strong social network.
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Byte and Switch: July 9, 2008
Byte and Switch features comments from Sun customer Oregon State Univerity on its use of the Sun J4000 in its College of Oceanic and Atmospheric Sciences.
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CNET: July 21, 2008
Sun will provide the technology platform for NBC's Beijing Olympic coverage and will enable live online streaming to NBCOlympics.com during the event.
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eChannelLIne: July 10, 2008
Sun customers IT.com and Oregon State University discuss their experiences using the Sun Storage J4000 series.
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Campus Technology: July 2, 2008
Sun and Standford University are spearheading a digital preservation effort - the Preservation and Archiving Special Interest Group (PASIG) - to address the ongoing challenges of preserving and storing human knowledge.
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AME info: July 2, 2008
Saudi Airlines - the national carrier for the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia has turned to Sun Microsystems for a complete systems upgrade to meet its growth requirements.
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SearchDataCenter : June 20, 2008
Following on from an interview, SearchDataCenter reported on the University of Waterloo's use of PostreSQL and Sun's increased integration with the database.
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Quarterly Analyst Coffee Talk: June 18, 2008
NetINS met with analysts from top firms to discuss the business benefits of integrating Sun Fire T2000 servers, xVM Ops Center and Solaris 10 Containers.
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CNET: June 18, 2008
Sun customer Verizon is mentioned in an article from CNET, resulting from the Scott McNealy keynote at NXTcomm
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The New York Times: June 17, 2008
The NY Times covered the news of $14 billion in new business deals between the U.S. and China, in which companies including Sun Microsystems will benefit from.
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ServerWatch: May 29, 2008
StockCharts.com discussed its move to Sun's Blade Modular System, citing its power and need for fewer computers as reasons for its change.
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Intelligent Enterprise: May 28, 2008
Reliance Communications discusses the implementation of its Greenplum appliance.
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NetworkWorld: May 27, 2008
Sun customer Sabre Holdings discusses its use of Sun's Identity Manager products, which provide extensive identity management capabilities for its open systems environment.
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InformationWeek: May 16,2008
Sun customer Cincinnati Bell discusses its use of Sun's Virtual Desktop Infrastructure
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ComputerWeekly: April 24, 2008
ComputerWeekly featured Glasses Direct in a piece on Sun's Startup Essentials Program.
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HPC Wire: April 11, 2008
The Texas Advanced Computing Center (TACC) was featured in a story in HPC Wire discussing the potential emergence of the first ever petaflop scale computer at the upcoming International Super Computing Conference.
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Wall Street Journal: April 8, 2008
Following the MySQL acquisition several customers were interviewed (LifeTouch, LiveOps, Real Time Matrix, and Sitework) for a Wall Street Journal article on OpenSource databases.
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The Denver Post: April 8, 2008
The Denver post reported on the Colorado State University's push for financing and its use of Sun's conferences, among others, to keynote about the use of technology in research in malaria and dengue fever.
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Business Journal: January 31, 2008
The European Commission Awards Sun Microsystems a $141 Million IT Product Provisioning and Services Contract.
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eWeek: January 28, 2008
Sun Modular Datacenter Fuels Momentum With New Customer Wins In Manufacturing, Healthcare and Telco.
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ITWorld Canada: January 14, 2008
Sun Microsystems of Canada powers up the Vancouver 2010 Olympic and Paralympic Winter Games.
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SearchEnterpriseLinux.com: December 28, 2007
Real Time Matrix discovers the power of the the Sun Fire T1000 through the Sun's "Try and Buy" Program.
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SearchEnterpriseLinux.com: December 18, 2007
Sapotek switches to Solaris 10 after a 2-year struggle with Red Hat Enterprose Linux (RHEL).
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Manufacturing Computer Solutions: December 13, 2007
Jaguar and Land Rover are investing 2m in a virtual reality "cave" at their Gaydon engineering centre.
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Server Virtualization: September 24, 2007
Longtime Sun Microsystems Inc. shop Kichler Lighting was able to keep its production Web and enterprise resource planning environment on Solaris, thanks to the Containers virtualization feature of the Solaris 10 operating system.
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GRIDtoday: September 24, 2007
Although it has been criticized by many analysts and experts who question its overall business model -- often wondering whether mainstream users would ever be comfortable running mission-critical jobs or services externally -- utility computing has not gone away.
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InfoWorld: August 31, 2007
Special report: Sun will court developers to make Solaris as
ubiquitous as its Java programming language.
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ServerWatch: August 24, 2007
Technology start up Real Time Matrix (RTM) needed power and reliability when it was ready to launch. Its existing x86 boxes were adequate during beta testing, but the company feared the servers might not prove up to handling the potential traffic volumes.
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InformationWeek: August 1, 2007
The 18-employee company is making a quiet change in the collaboration tools space especially for Ruby on Rails developers.
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