CEO Jonathan Schwartz

CBS NewsOracle Wants Judge to Bar Ex-Sun CEO Schwartz's Testimony in Google SuitPCWorldBy Chris Kanaracus, IDG News Oracle has asked a judge to bar Google from using some testimony given by former Sun Microsystems CEO Jonathan Schwartz in the companies' intellectual-property suit over the Android mobile OS, saying it has "no legal and ...Jury Ponders Deadlock in Google-Oracle TrialWired NewsOracle-Google: Prospect of a partial verdict or mistrial loomsCNETOracle judge may accept partial...Read Full Story

Wall Street JournalSchwartz: For Java phone work, Sun would have paid GoogleCNETIn what could be a major blow to Oracle's case against Google, former Sun CEO Jonathan Schwartz defends the openness of Java language and APIs at court. by Rachel King April 26, 2012 10:55 AM PDT SAN FRANCISCO -- In what might be one of the most ...Google tries to destroy Oracle's case, asks for judgment on Java copyrightsArs TechnicaWhat's next for Google? Secret docs reveal plans that didn't pan outFox...Read Full Story

Los Angeles TimesScott McNealy, Sun Co-Founder, to Testify at Oracle IP TrialBusinessWeekBy Karen Gullo on April 25, 2012 Scott McNealy, co-founder of Sun Microsystems Inc., will be called by Oracle Corp. (ORCL) (ORCL) tomorrow as a witness in a trial over claims that Google Inc. infringed intellectual property to develop Android software.Former Google Android Engineer Removed Java Tech After SuitWall Street JournalIs Android critical to Google?CNETRubin: Android ad cash...Read Full Story

Yesterday, I drove past the former Sun Microsystems headquarters for the first time since Facebook moved in earlier this month. That and reading about former Sun CEO Jonathan Schwartz’s new startup reminded me just how influential a company Sun was, despite its somewhat unfortunate fate. Innovation was never Sun’s problem, but monetizing those innovations was. Evidence of Sun’s innovative streak is scattered throughout Silicon Valley and the greater IT world in the form of former employees...Read Full Story

Mobile Ajax for Java ME Technology Akhil Arora, Senior Staff Engineer, Sun Microsystems Inc. akhil@sun.com Vincent Hardy, Senior Staff Engineer, Sun Microsystems Inc. vincent.hardy@sun.com Introduction There are many Sun Microsystems technologies that use Ajax [Ajax], and more than one way to use Ajax on mobile platforms. For example, applications written using the Java Platform, Enterprise Edition (Java EE, formerly known as J2EE) may generate XML, JSON [JSON], XHTML and/or ECMAScript...Read Full Story

Fast CompanyEx-Sun CEO Jonathan Schwartz Connects Caregivers With New SiteBusinessWeekBy Aaron Ricadela Feb. 15 (Bloomberg) -- Two years after Sun Microsystems Inc.'s sale to Oracle Corp. ended his run as one of Silicon Valley's most prominent chief executive officers, Jonathan Schwartz is resurfacing on a smaller stage.Jonathan Schwartz unveils startup, talks about final days at SunCNETO'Brien: Jonathan Schwartz returns with new start-up focused on caregiversSan Jose Mercury NewsFamily...Read Full Story

Former Sun Microsystems CEO Jonathan Schwartz is offering caregivers a social networking service designed to be free of confusing privacy policies and invasive advertising. Social networking is far older than Facebook, MySpace or even Friendster, according to Schwartz, CareZone founder and CEO. Family is actually the world's oldest social network, and whether by birth or by choice everyone is pretty much part of it. However, this original social network doesn't always make for a good fit...Read Full Story

TIMEEx-Sun CEO Schwartz Says CareZone Site Links CaregiversWashington PostFeb. 15 (Bloomberg) -- Jonathan Schwartz, chief executive officer or CareZone, talks about the debut of the startup website that lets family members and health-care workers share information about aging or ill parents, spouses and children.CareZone, a Private Service for People Who Take Care of PeopleTIMEJonathan Schwartz Launches CareZone, A Simple Caregiving Site With Big PlansTechCrunchEx-Sun CEO Jonathan Schwartz...Read Full Story

Jonathan Schwartz, the last chief executive of Sun Microsystems, has become the first Fortune 200 boss to tweet his resignation. Late Wednesday night, mr. Schwartz used Twitter to publish a haiku about his exit from Oracle, which just completed its purchase of Sun last week. “Financial crisis/Stalled too many customers/CEO no more,” mr. Schwartz wrote. Mr. Schwartz has been fond of using the Internet as a soapbox. at Sun, he became the first chief executive of a major company to put up his...Read Full Story

SEATTLE (Reuters) - Oracle Corp <ORCL.O> said on Thursday fiscal first-quarter profit rose a better-than-expected 20 percent, helped by strong sales of new business software and faster-than-expected growth of its new hardware business.The world's No. 3 software maker, which sells business software, database systems and now server hardware through its recent purchase of Sun Microsystems, reported net profit of $1.35 billion, or 27 cents per share, compared with $1.12 billion, or 22 cents per share...Read Full Story