Sun To Serve Up Flapjack Server

Published: 24 May 1999 y., Monday
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Code-named Flapjack, the small footprint, stackable server appears as flat as a notebook computer. Sun CEO Scott McNealy showed off the server to an audience at the company_s ServiceProvider.com launch earlier this month and said Sun would unveil details soon. Pulling a black sheet away from a stack of Flapjacks, McNealy said, "This is what your data center will look like in the very, very near future"...
Šaltinis: Sun Microsystems
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