Monday, September 12, 2005
Sun Microsystems Returns to Its Roots to Determine a New Direction
This NYT article describes how Sun is bettin on its co-founder Andreas Bechtolsheim to create a new line of servers, named Galaxy, to clear the rough weather and put it back on the track of growth.
The servers would run on cheap Intel and AMD chips (a large part of the article seems to have lost track and started comparing Itanium and Opteron), as against Sun's earlier policy of sticking to its Sparc architecture.
Scott McNealy sure is biting his nails.
The servers would run on cheap Intel and AMD chips (a large part of the article seems to have lost track and started comparing Itanium and Opteron), as against Sun's earlier policy of sticking to its Sparc architecture.
Scott McNealy sure is biting his nails.
|| crawled by kpowerinfinity, 2:45 am
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