NeXT and Sun Microsystems

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NeXT and Sun Microsystems were influential technology companies that collaborated in the 1990s on object-oriented software frameworks and operating system technologies, notably contributing to the development of OPENSTEP.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf application programming interface specification
operating system
technology company
technology company
acquiredBy Apple Inc.
Oracle Corporation
acquisitionDate 1997
2010
basedOn NeXTSTEP
coDeveloped OPENSTEP
OPENSTEP
collaboratedWith NeXT Inc.
surface form: NeXT

Sun Microsystems
collaborationFocus object-oriented software frameworks
object-oriented software frameworks
operating system technologies
operating system technologies
country United States of America
surface form: United States

United States of America
surface form: United States
developed Java
surface form: Java programming language

NeXTSTEP
surface form: NeXTSTEP operating system

Objective-C based application frameworks
Solaris operating system
developedBy NeXT Inc.
surface form: NeXT

Sun Microsystems
developer NeXT Inc.
surface form: NeXT
foundedBy Andy Bechtolsheim
Avie Tevanian
Bill Joy
George Crow
Joanna Hoffman
Rich Page
Scott McNealy
Steve Jobs
Susan Barnes
Vinod Khosla
headquartersLocation Redwood City, California
Santa Clara, California, United States
surface form: Santa Clara, California
inception 1982
1985
industry computer hardware
computer hardware
computer software
computer software
influenced macOS
surface form: Mac OS X

macOS
surface form: Mac OS X

enterprise computing
modern Apple software frameworks
network computing
notableProduct Java
NeXT Computer line
surface form: NeXT Computer

NeXTSTEP
NeXTcube
NFS
surface form: Network File System

OPENSTEP
SPARCstation
surface form: SPARC workstations

Solaris operating system
surface form: Solaris
slogan The network is the computer
supports object-oriented application development

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OPENSTEP standardizedBy NeXT and Sun Microsystems