Why Oracle Bought Sun: It's Not About Hardware [View article]
Java's ubiquity is well known. But if leveraging that ubiquity was so easy Sun would have been the one buying Oracle. My guess is that in Sun, Larry simply saw a lot of state-of-the-art research, a diverse product portfolio ,and a patent library almost as big as IBMs on sale at a bargain price.
Larry likes a conquest. Developing business strategies are specific products (remember "unbreakable linux" ??!!) is not his forte.
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Java's ubiquity is well known. But if leveraging that ubiquity was so easy Sun would have been the one buying Oracle. My guess is that in Sun, Larry simply saw a lot of state-of-the-art research, a diverse product portfolio ,and a patent library almost as big as IBMs on sale at a bargain price.
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Larry likes a conquest. Developing business strategies are specific products (remember "unbreakable linux" ??!!) is not his forte.