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Sun Microsystems
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azienda di software e semiconduttori
Sun Microsystems was an American company that designed and sold computer hardware and software before it ceased operations. The company was significant in the computing industry during its time, contributing to the development of technologies that shaped how computers worked.
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- Oracle Corporation
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- United States
- Founded by
- Andy Bechtolsheim
- Headquarters
- Santa Clara
- Parent organization
- Oracle Corporation
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- Storage Technology Corporation
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- software development
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- 34600
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- Nasdaq
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- www.sun.com
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- inception
- 1982-02-24
- dissolved, abolished or demolished date
- 2010-01-27
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- software
- native label
- Sun Microsystems
- owner of
- SunOS
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Sun Microsystems (dal 2010 Oracle America, Inc.) è stata un'azienda statunitense, con sede nella Silicon Valley, produttrice di software e semiconduttori nota, tra le altre cose, per avere prodotto il linguaggio di programmazione Java. Il 27 gennaio 2010 è stata acquistata dalla Oracle Corporation per 7,4 miliardi di dollari. I prodotti Sun includevano server e workstation basati sulle CPU SPARC, i sistemi operativi SunOS e Solaris, il file system di rete NFS, il linguaggio di programmazione Java, la suite OpenOffice.org ed insieme ad AT&T, Sun partecipò alla standardizzazione di Unix System V Release 4. Prodotti di minor successo possono essere considerati il gestore di finestre , la GUI e le prime versioni di Unix thin client senza disco.
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