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    Sun Microsystems has released the updated 5.1 version of the MySQL open source database software it recent acquired, promising improved performance and management of larger database applications.

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    IBM on Monday introduced its Power6 microprocessors and a new generation of Unix-based servers to run on the chip.

  • IBM, EMC team on iSeries storage

    EMC and IBM on Wednesday announced another step in their joint technology agreement, which will now include the midrange iSeries server.

  • IBM attacks Unix rivals with Power5

    IBM is expected to announce a new generation of Unix servers on Tuesday, systems it believes powerful enough to let Big Blue topple rivals Sun Microsystems and Hewlett-Packard.

  • IBM plans July launch of Power5 Unix server

    IBM plans to announce its new generation of Unix servers July 13, kicking off the second phase of the debut of its Power5 processors, sources said.

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