Sun Aims Server Upgrade Program at Users of Silicon Graphics Products

Dec 21, 1998

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PALO ALTO, Calif.--Sun Microsystems has extended a program that urges Silicon Graphics customers to switch to the Sun platform. The existing Ultra Enterprise Upgrade Program now includes Sun's Ultra HPC server products, which are specifically targeted at existing Silicon Graphics users. The promotion will run for the next six months, Sun said. Both Silicon Graphics and Sun products are widely used in bioinformatics.

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