Skip to main content

Sun revives Solaris for Intel

posted onAugust 13, 2002
by hitbsecnews

Source: The Register UK

Sun is to revive the Intel version of Solaris, which it effectively mothballed late last year.

From September, Sun will offer Solaris x86 8.0, alongside Linux on its new 'Big Bear' Intel hardware that it will announce this morning in San Francisco. And from early next year, Solaris 9.0 for Intel will be an option, too.

"We plan to resync the updates for Solaris 9 between x86 and SPARC with the second update release in December 2002," wrote Sun's Graham Lovell on a user message board.

InfoWorld has speeds and feeds for the Big Bear machines, here. (We note with some relief that InfoWorld's rampaging hyperlink bot, that used to underline every occurrence of the word "server" or "chip" has been found and destroyed - or has snuck off on vacation)

Source

Tags

Intel

You May Also Like

Recent News

Tuesday, November 19th

Friday, November 8th

Friday, November 1st

Tuesday, July 9th

Wednesday, July 3rd

Friday, June 28th

Thursday, June 27th

Thursday, June 13th

Wednesday, June 12th

Tuesday, June 11th