Sun Microsystems will make its Java Desktop System available for Advanced Micro Devices' Athlon 64-based desktops, the companies said Tuesday.

Sun Microsystems is pulling back on its plans to market and sell its Linux-based desktop operating system and may give the technology to the open-source community, according to John Loiacono ...

Britain's National Health Service bought 5,000 licenses for Sun Microsystems Inc.'s Java Desktop System as an alternative to Windows, in a move that could open the door for greater use of the open ...