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Desktop Linux a vehicle for pirating Windows
September 29, 2004 Consulting firm reports that about 40 percent of Linux PCs will be modified to run an illegal copy of Windows.Gartner sees solid server sales
August 25, 2004 IBM, HP, Sun and Dell lead the market, which saw 7.7 percent revenue growth in the second quarter, compared with a year earlier.Report: Oracle pulls into tie with IBM in databases
May 24, 2005 With Linux pushing its fortunes, Oracle scales to the database peak, Gartner report says.Microsoft gains technical-computing toehold
April 8, 2007 Compute cluster product has some appeal to customers who need integration with regular Windows machines.Oracle to finish Linux makeover this year
May 26, 2004 The database giant will finish switching its programmers to Linux by the end of the year--and now is the top database seller for the open-source operating system.Database sales bouncing back
May 26, 2004 The market for database server software, seen as a barometer of overall software market health, grew slightly last year, fueled in part by Linux, new research shows.Microsoft grabs lead in handheld market
November 12, 2004 Handhelds that use Windows CE hold 48 percent of the market share worldwide, up from 41 percent a year ago. What's Palm to do?IBM lays claim to extension of server reign
August 25, 2004 Says new research shows that it remains the top server computer vendor. But HP trumpets leadership in "high growth" segments.IBM, Dell rise in servers while Sun, HP shrink
May 24, 2004 Big Blue and Dell saw revenue grow by more than 20 percent year over year in the first quarter, says Gartner. Sun and HP, meanwhile, saw annual revenue declines of 16.7 percent and 13.2 percent.IBM rises, Sun sinks in server market
February 26, 2004 Big Blue widens its lead in the worldwide server market at the expense of Sun, making particular gains in Unix servers, according to research firm Gartner.Study: Windows cheaper than Linux
September 9, 2003 A Microsoft-commissioned study finds that companies could save up to 28 percent by developing applications with Windows instead of with a combination of Linux and Java.Sun dethroned in Unix market--maybe
August 27, 2005 Reports from two research firms give different results, but they agree on one thing: IBM is gaining at Sun's expense.Linux server sales show high-end trend
February 27, 2004 Fourth-quarter sales stats show customers were happy to buy pricey, powerful Linux servers, with those machines winning jobs in high-performance computing and commercial workloads.IDC: Servers to turn the corner in U.S.
September 15, 2003 Sales of Linux or Windows systems with x86-based chips are driving a rise in U.S. spending on servers this year--the first increase since 2000, according to IDC research.Dell nears Sun in IBM-led server race
May 26, 2004 Third-ranked Sun Microsystems narrowly clung to its lead over Dell in the global server market in the first quarter of the year, while top-ranked IBM extended its lead over Hewlett-Packard, new sta...Gartner echoes concerns on Microsoft reliance
October 8, 2003 Exclusive use of Windows could subject companies to greater damage during a cyberattack, says an upcoming Gartner report.Sun's lead in Unix server sales shrinks
September 16, 2003 Top dog Sun Microsystems' lead in sales of Unix servers has shrunk, according to second-quarter figures from research company Gartner Dataquest.Open source shapes up as rival to Oracle
May 25, 2006 Software maker's stronghold in databases likely to come under threat from open-source competitors, IDC and Gartner predict.New kernel set to speed Linux adoption
October 10, 2003 As CIOs continue to express caution over Linux, it's the adoption of the 2.6 kernel that will signal the operating system's readiness for applications at the heart of businesses.Market research gives Oracle top database spot
June 7, 2004 IDC said Oracle maintained its lead in the database market over IBM last year. Oracle had more revenue overall, though another report pointed out that IBM led in new sales.
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