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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.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.Sun outpaces 2006 growth in server market
February 23, 2007 Long-suffering server maker sees revenue gains after five years of declines.IT spending remains low, study says
November 14, 2003 Businesses continued to spend below budget on information technology in October, but new data from Gartner shows that may change in the coming year.Server shipments boom in 2003
January 29, 2004 The server market surged last year, with shipments growing 25 percent in the final quarter, according to preliminary findings from research company Gartner.Server shipments surged last quarter
October 30, 2003 Unit sales jumped 21 percent to 1.37 million in the third quarter compared with 2002, with IBM posting the biggest gain.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 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.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.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.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...Dell, HP gain on IBM in server market
May 26, 2005 Big Blue holds onto its top spot in market share, but its revenue growth is outpaced by Dell and Hewlett-Packard.Disk storage growing, but buyers in charge
June 4, 2004 Market researcher Gartner says sales of a key class of data storage gear rose 8.5 percent in the first quarter, with EMC, Dell and Network Appliance charging forward.Sun teams up with NAS maker
April 6, 2004 A deal with Procom Technology, a maker of network-attached storage systems, could let the server specialist plug a gap in its data storage lineup.IBM extends lead in server market
February 23, 2005 Big Blue makes sales headway in key market with models using x86 chips and the Unix operating system.Storage hardware sales on the rise
March 5, 2004 Sales of a kind of external disk storage went up 6 percent in 2003 and could increase an additional 8 percent this year, Gartner says, helping Dell but hurting Big Blue.Server, workstation shipments rise in third quarter
November 2, 2000 Market researcher Dataquest puts server growth at 16.5 percent year over year, with workstations up 3.9 percent, as component shortages have eased.IBM's 'T-Rex' bites into server market
February 27, 2004 Big Blue seems to have convinced customers that its top-end mainframe line is far from obsolete. Are Sun and HP seeing mainframe gains, too?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.Windows bumps Unix as top server OS
February 22, 2006 IDC reports Windows and Linux have moved up a notch in the server market, while Unix and z/OS slipped.
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