In a landmark settlement, Sun and Microsoft have forged a
broad agreement that fundamentally redefines the enterprise
computing landscape. It signals a new relationship between Sun
and Microsoft that promises greater product interoperability,
technology innovation, and ultimately greater choice and
flexibility for Sun's customers.

Learn what this means for you:

* View the McNealy-Ballmer news conference:
http://sun.feedroom.com/x/tiles_ns.j...67769?ssobm=ng

* Software CTO John Fowler sizes up implications for software:
http://www.sun.com/aboutsun/media/fe....html?ssobm=ng

* See Java guru Jim Gosling's take on the agreement:
http://today.java.net/jag/?ssobm=ng

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"Krishna Tyner" <krishna.tyner@sun.com> wrote in message
news:7a91851.0404210840.53eb506@posting.google.com ...
> In a landmark settlement, Sun and Microsoft have forged a
> broad agreement that fundamentally redefines the enterprise
> computing landscape. It signals a new relationship between Sun
> and Microsoft that promises greater product interoperability,
> technology innovation, and ultimately greater choice and
> flexibility for Sun's customers.
>
> Learn what this means for you:
>
> * View the McNealy-Ballmer news conference:
> http://sun.feedroom.com/x/tiles_ns.j...67769?ssobm=ng
>
> * Software CTO John Fowler sizes up implications for software:
> http://www.sun.com/aboutsun/media/fe....html?ssobm=ng
>
> * See Java guru Jim Gosling's take on the agreement:
> http://today.java.net/jag/?ssobm=ng