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Oracle's OpenSolaris move sparks outrage in Sun shops
Holding back updates to OpenSolaris may hurt Oracle's software and hardware business, data center pros warn. Some shops are already in the process of switching vendors. Article
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Oracle takes Sun hardware renewals direct
IT pros debate pros and cons of sourcing Sun hardware renewals and maintenance from Oracle or third parties. Article
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With new Power systems, IBM welcomes Oracle/Sun refugees
A combination of strong server offerings and a beleagured competitor in Oralce/Sun appears to be working to IBM's advantage. Article
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HP BladeSystem Matrix user stops server sprawl
A cancer research hospital reined in server sprawl with HP's converged infrastructure offering but wound up battling virtual machine sprawl. See why the Roswell Park Cancer Center Institute decided to consolidate with virtualization, and some proble... Article
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Oracle mum on OpenSolaris, Sparc plans
Sun shops have many questions about Oracle's plans for OpenSolaris and Sparc-based Exadata. Article
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Leaked Oracle memo signals end to OpenSolaris
Anonymouse.org has posted a leaked memo divulging Oracle's plans to discontinue OpenSolaris. News
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Oracle pulls about face on Solaris support
Data center pros hope that Oracle's decision to support Solaris on Dell and HP hardware means flexibility. Article
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Unix
Unix (often spelled "UNIX," especially as an official trademark) is an operating system that originated at Bell Labs in 1969 as an interactive time-sharing system. Definition
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New Fujtsu servers target Unix workloads, SMBs: News in brief
A new Fujitsu server is designed for large, high-performance infrastructure; another targets energy-conscious SMBs. Article
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The history of Unix on the PC: Exploring lesser-known variants
This tip explores the history of Unix, from its creation by AT&T in the 1960s to its present-day use on x86 hardware and PC-compatible systems. Brush up on your Unix history and learn about Unix variants that you never knew existed. Tip
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