Oracle-Sun merger stirs questions on Java's future
Author: Rick Merritt

Oracle Corp.'s proposed $7.4 billion acquisition of Sun Microsystems marks a strange step back to the future of computer industry that raises questions about the outlook for Sun's hardware, Java software and the database giant itself.

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