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Leakage through Opensource

Thursday, April 3. 2008

One "nice" side effect of Opensourcing: You don´t need leaks at Sun, you have just to wait until plattform support code gets integrated into Opensolaris to learn more about upcoming hardware, for example OPL Ikkaku platform support in Solaris Nevada:

Official product name for Ikkaku is not yet finalized. Ikkaku is a 2U, single CPU version of SPARC Enterprise M-series (sun4u) server utilizing the SPARC64-VII (Jupiter) processor.

Posted by Joerg Moellenkamp in English, Sun/Oracle at 19:30 | Comment (1) | Trackbacks (2)

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nicht alles leaked durch

gruss,
Frank

#1 Frank on 2008-04-03 23:24 (Reply)

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