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Sun and Dick Hardt

Published by Carsten Pötter May 7th, 2007 in OpenID. Tags: dick hardt, dickhardt, openid, sun, sxip.

Some great news on OpenID today. First, Sun Microsystems has announced the launch of an OpenID server for its more than 34,000 employees “In order to explore the boundaries of OpenID as a trust system”.

This is rather exciting because it is the first time a big company is offering OpenID to its employees instead of its customers. Sun can test if it’s manageable on a larger scale and if it is secure enough to run it in a corporate environment. [via Scott Kveton]

Also there is a great interview with Dick Hardt of Sxip on Germany’s Elektrischer Reporter video blog today. The interview is in English, of course, so you can all listen to it and understand it.

6 Responses to “Sun and Dick Hardt”

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1 marcel weiss May 8th, 2007 at 15:30

That headline sounds like a TV-Show from the 80s.
2 Carsten Pötter May 8th, 2007 at 18:53

That’s not been my intention but you are right, I guess.
3 Justin May 5th, 2008 at 21:46

lol, at Marcel’s comment about the title =P

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