Just 72 hours after IBM shipped out its 50 millionth Wii processor, we’re now learning that said company could be looking to expand via acquisition. In a breaking Wall Street Journal report, it’s stated that International Business Machines is already “in talks” to buy Sun Microsystem, a move that would reportedly “bolster IBM’s heft on the Internet, in software and in finance and telecommunications markets.”In reality, IBM and Sun aren’t that much different to begin with. Both companies construct computer systems<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
Just 72 hours after IBM shipped out its 50 millionth Wii processor, we’re now learning that said company could be looking to expand via acquisition. In a breaking Wall Street Journal report, it’s stated that International Business Machines is already “in talks” to buy Sun Microsystem, a move that would reportedly “bolster IBM’s heft on the Internet, in software and in finance and telecommunications markets.”In reality, IBM and Sun aren’t that much different to begin with. Both companies construct computer systems Continue reading