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BANGALORE: Sun Microsystems announced the launch of the second iForce ISV Partner lab in India.

The lab will enable Indian ISVs (Independent Software Vendor) to work on open standards-based technologies, test and qualify their application solutions besides co-brand and co-market them with Sun, said a company press release.

This lab will also help Indian ISVs to perform a battery of tests before they actually invest in Sun technologies, hence eliminating costly guesswork. This new lab will be hosted at Sun Microsystems' iForce partner Ingram Micro's facility in New Delhi.

The lab, operational from Friday, will attract increased infrastructure and resources in future with the aim of enhancing the capacity to support over 50 ISVs every year.

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