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To: Steve Lee who wrote (42582)5/16/2002 11:24:21 AM
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Sun Microsystems, which has been fighting for months to grab a larger share of shrinking spending on information technology, says it has finally turned the corner in Asia.


After a dismal year for tech firms when Sun struggled to move its servers, even in booming China, the U.S. maker of high-end computers that run corporate networks expects sales to rise over the rest of 2002, a senior executive said on Thursday.

Things are looking brighter for Sun virtually across the region from China, Sun's second-biggest Asian market, to Southeast Asia and Australia, said Jay Puri, Sun's U.S.-based Asia-Pacific vice president.

To add icing on the cake, Puri said Sun is beginning to pick up customers from Hewlett Packard (news - web sites) as the U.S. computer giant merges with former rival Compaq (news - web sites).
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