| Sun is making a major push into the developing market for Linux and Open
Source products.
The Santa clara, Calif.-based concern is rolling out seven Sun ONE products for Linux as the company expands
into the x86 server marketplace. The new products include the Sun ONE
Application Server 7 and Sun ONE Directory Server 5.1 on Linux. Sun said it
expanded its product line for Linux from two to seven in the past six
months.
Sun's other products released today at the LinuxWorld Conference and Expo in
New York, include Sun ONE Web Server 6, Sun ONE Active Server Pages, Sun ONE
Studio 4, Sun ONE Grid Engine and an Enterprise Edition of the Sun ONE Grid
Engine.
Sun's Grid Engine Portal portlet technology integrates Sun ONE Grid Engine
software with SUN ONE Portal Server technology, and the company says it will
contribute the technologies to the Open Source Grid Engine Project. Sun
hopes its Grid Engine Portal technology will enable commercial entities and
research institutions to gain secure access to grid-based collaborative
computing environments.
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Sun also said it is working on a number of new Linux-based products expected
to hit the market within the next year. Those products include Sun ONE
Portal Server, Sun ONE Identity Server, Sun ONE Calendar Server and Sun ONE
Messaging Server.
Sun is also announcing its "Mad Hatter," desktop product, which is scheduled
to go into beta this spring and could be available as soon as this summer.
Sun says it plans to integrate the Linux desktop with a new client solution
that it claims "eliminates the expense of traditional desktops, while
significantly bolstering security and authentication."
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In other Sun news, the University of Tokyo says it will deploy Sun's Fire
15K supercluster servers for Japan's largest genome analysis system. The
servers will be 788 UltraSPARC III processors and will contain
approximately 1.7 terabytes of memory. The deployment at the University of
Tokyo's Human Genome Center is the second largest Sun Fire 15K supercluster
in the world.
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