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To: Bala Vasireddi who wrote (12402)12/6/1998 6:29:00 PM
From: Sonki  Respond to of 64865
 
Philadelphia Stock Exchange Relies On Solaris 7 for Competitive Advantage

Values Sun Systems and Enterprise Services for Reliability, Scalability and Superior Application
Development Environment
biz.yahoo.com

i think there is a lot more news here..

emc vs. sunw. both great company except valuations differ

also don't foget every great growing company is not a great investment unless there is a value (emc price to sale 10.3 sun price to sales 3.0) emc pe 56 sunw 35? forward pe much lower for sunw then emc.

''Leveraging technology is one of the ways we stay ahead of the competition,'' said Harry Dewedoff, senior systems administration
manager, Philadelphia Stock Exchange. ''Solaris has been key to our success -- we depend on its reliability and scalability to meet our
growth demands, and its development environment makes it easy for us to develop new applications''.



To: Bala Vasireddi who wrote (12402)12/7/1998 5:08:00 AM
From: JDN  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 64865
 
Dear Bala: "going for Sun is their "technically better" ---Hey, nothing against SUNW but I would dispute that comment. When it comes to storage, I believe NO ONE beats EMC. They are FANATICS on the hardware (shake and bake testing extreme), the Service, and now the specially developed software. On the other hand the market is growing exponentially and I truly believe all superior storage system vendors (such as SUNW) will do well. JDN