“Sun doesn’t usually take action without making a lot of noise,
so we were somewhat surprised this week by the volume of news that
came relatively unadorned from Santa Clara. After several weeks of
Strum und Drang announcements of speedbumps and customer wins, a
burst of news came quietly from Sun headquarters, and the company
tangoed to a different tune with IBM this week.“From opposite sides of the dance floor, both vendors made some
cross-platform moves in the middleware space. Sun announced the
availability of its Java Enterprise System on Linux, HP-UX, and
Windows…”
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