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Sun pledges $300 M donation to India
NEW DELHI: "The donation will be with respect to online training for universities and academic use," McNealy told media persons.
McNealy, on a three-day visit to India to boost Sun's market presence, said the donation would help raise the level of IT research in the country and would encourage widespread adoption and use of all its products.
He said India and China had the potential to be growth engines with their remarkable growth rates as compared to Japan, the U.S. and Germany, whose growth was flat for the last few years.
McNealy promised more investments in India, especially in research and development and education and training to tap the country's vast IT talent pool.
Reacting to reports that the open source Linux was badly affecting Sun's business, McNealy said: "I cannot disagree with that more. The company that is going to be hammered by Linux is Microsoft."
He said Sun Microsystems believes in offering value added and packaged services on open source technology. McNealy said Sun was keen to work with Indian firms to develop cheap personal computers running on Linux.
Source: IANS