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RSS mcnealyMcNealy: Sun is not for sale... unless he gets $17.4bn in cash
News Scott McNealy, CEO of Sun, has hit out at suggestions that his company is an acquisition target. McNealy said the price tag should be enough to ward off any suitors. While many claim Sun is in a... [16 Jun 2003]
McNealy tells Microsoft: it's 'Game Over'
News Sun Microsystems CEO and president, Scott McNealy, told a London conference this week the game is over for Microsoft. McNealy envisages that the future of computing will be dominated by wireless devices... [15 Oct 1999]
McNealy accuses IBM of 'fleecing' customers
News Scott McNealy, Sun Microsystems' chairman and CEO, has hit out at IBM by questioning the motive behind its customer relationship strategy. Speaking at the launch of Sun's latest server offering in New York,... [26 Sep 2001]
McNealy: '.Net is a joke'
News Sun Microsystems' chief executive Scott McNealy was in fine fighting form as he traveled through Asia this week, uttering scathing sound bites about rival Microsoft. In Beijing on Monday, McNealy poured... [19 Mar 2003]
McNealy: Chipper about chips
News Things have been tough for Sun Microsystems, but Chief Executive Scott McNealy wants analysts to maintain faith in the company because of technology such as "throughput computing" for chips and "Orion" for software. [25 Feb 2003]
Agenda Setters: McNealy's vision of IT without Microsoft
News Scott McNealy remains one of the most controversial and outspoken figures in the IT world. Silicon.com spoke to McNealy last month in London on his return from Telecom '99. According to... [24 Nov 1999]
McNealy steps down as Sun CEO
News Sun Microsystems co-founder Scott McNealy has stepped down as chief executive, and has been replaced by president Jonathan Schwartz, the company said on Monday. McNealy who will stay on as chairman, was... [25 Apr 2006]
McNealy questions vertical e-marketplaces
News That's according to Sun Microsystems CEO Scott McNealy as he addressed a 700-strong customer conference, hosted by enterprise application integration partner Tibco in Monterey, California. McNealy said:... [19 Apr 2000]
McNealy: Sun likes controversy - and India
News Being controversial helps Sun Microsystems stand out in a highly-commoditised IT market, says CEO Scott McNealy. If there's no controversy and everybody buys into our ideas and follows them, there is no chance of making... [21 Mar 2003]
5 years ago... McNealy tells Microsoft: it's 'Game Over'
News 15.10.99: Sun Microsystems CEO and president, Scott McNealy, told a London conference this week the game is over for Microsoft. McNealy envisages that the future of computing will be dominated by... [14 Oct 2004]
"We have a convicted monopolist and we give them a wet kiss" - McNealy
News Sun CEO Scott McNealy has offered his unique verdict on the imminent Microsoft settlement with the Department of Justice (DoJ), branding it a "fix". According to McNealy, the deal outlined last Friday is... [06 Nov 2001]
McNealy on the breadline...
News Scott McNealy, Sun's outspoken CEO, has suffered his own personal disaster in the high-tech slump: his income has dropped by $2.5m over the last year. But McNealy isn't alone. Larry Ellison has seen his... [01 Oct 2001]
Computer prices will crash: McNealy
News Customers are paying up to 10 times what they should to buy and run computers, but a correction will come soon, according to Sun Microsystems CEO Scott McNealy. The world has to be getting a little disappointed in our... [17 Sep 2003]
McNealy: "Complicated" Microsoft-Sun integration going slow
News The integration of Microsoft and Sun Microsystems technology is progressing, but it is more complex than envisioned, according to Scott McNealy, Sun's CEO. The companies' integration project, headed by Microsoft's Bill... [19 Oct 2004]
McNealy: 'I'm thrilled to death SCO can't revoke our Unix licence'
News Responding to a question from silicon.com this week, Sun CEO Scott McNealy said: "I don't want to speculate [on the outcome of the lawsuit] but I'm thrilled to death SCO can't revoke our Unix licence. [30 Jul 2003]
