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Tango Health gets $4M in funding
Software maker Tango Health Inc. has completed $4 million in Series B funding led by an Austin-based early-stage venture capital firm and an angel investor.
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Facebook's Googly IPO delivers on Sun man's vision - Register
Facebook's Googly IPO delivers on Sun man's vision Register By Gavin Clarke a Get more from this author History may record Scott McNealy as a straight-dealing leader of a major Silicon Valley tech company.
Mac Os X gets ZFS after all--but not from Apple
Apple may have given up on the idea of building Sun Microsystems' ZFS file system into Mac OS X, but one of its engineers has picked up where Apple left off.
John M. Eger: This Time Google Pushed Too Far
Some time ago, Scott McNealy, then head of Sun Microsystems, in response to a question said quite emphatically, "Privacy is dead.
The end of the server-versus-storage wars is nigh
Scott McNealy, former CEO of the former Sun Microsystems, once infamously opined that storage was a feature of the server.
S&P puts Oracle credit ratings on watch for possible upgrade
Standard & Poor's Ratings Services placed Oracle Corp.'s investment-grade credit rating on watch for a possible one-notch upgrade, pointing to the business-software company's strong liquidity and robust free cash flow generation.
Java vs. JavaScript: Similarities and Differences
Java is an Object Oriented Programming language created by James Gosling of Sun Microsystems.
How Google Spawned The 384-Chip Server
The year was 2001. Lauterbach was the chief microprocessor architect at Sun Microsystems, and two of his old Sun pals, Eric Schmidt and Wayne Rosing, had just joined Google.
Cassidy: Jerry Yang leaves Yahoo and a cautionary tale behind
You know it had to be hard or he would have walked away years ago -- which is exactly what many said he should have done.
Jonathan Schwartz: From Sun CEO to Health Care Entrepreneur of Innovation
Jonathan Schwartz, the last CEO of Sun Microsystems and the man who steered the ship when Oracle bought the legendary company for $7.4 billion, is turning his attention to health care.
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