“Reaffirming its allegiance to Sun Microsystems, Oracle said
today that it has picked Sun’s open Solaris 10 operating system
(OS) as its preferred development and runtime platform for most x64
architectures.“Oracle’s development group will use Solaris 10, and the Redwood
Shores, Calif., company also plans to ship 64-bit versions of all
of its products on the Solaris OS. Oracle’s support list for
Solaris 10 includes x64 computer systems based on AMD Opteron and
Intel Xeon, and Sun’s UltraSparc chips…”
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