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| Dell targets Sun customers for re-education |
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| Publication: | APC | Date: | Apr 20 2009 |
IBM has decided it no longer wants Sun at any price, but Dell is taking another tack... With Sun setting itself up for sale, a number of companies have started gazing towards its direction. While some of them are fixing their sights on the company itself as a whole, others are locking in on smaller, tastier prey - Sun's customers. Dell is one such predator.
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