Bloomberg Taps Sun’s New Line of Servers; E10000 Problems ‘Behind Us’
NETWORKS AND INFRASTRUCTURE
NEW YORK--Sun Microsystems came to New York to officially roll out its new line of midframe servers this week. The new midframe Sun Fire servers, which have already been embraced by a number of financial services firms, including Bloomberg, are being pitched to exchanges and securities processing applications, says Steve Katzman, Sun’s global industry manager for securities and capital markets.
Meanwhile, the problems that plagued Sun’s E10000 servers "should be behind us at this point," says
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