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Windows crushing Linux in netbook market: Acer

12/17/2008  IIII
Relevance: 7.75
Contrary to some recent reports, senior managers at Acer and other leading vendors have confirmed that Microsoft Windows XP now dominates the emerging sub-notebook market with more than 90% of new sales. Meanwhile, Linux, which had the netbooks market to itself until April this year, has seen its share of the space eroded to less than 10% in a breath-taking decline.
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CCID Consulting: China's Linux Market Grew by 29.2% and Desktop Has Great Potential

11/06/2007  IIII
Relevance: 6.87
CCID Consulting, China's leading research, consulting and IT outsourcing service provider, and the first Chinese consulting firm listed in Hong Kong, recently released its article on China's Linux market, which grew by 29.2% and has great prospects for its new Linux Desktop. CCID Consulting's analysis of their most recent data has shown that the sales revenue of China's Linux market has reached 40.3 million Yuan in 2007Q3, up by 29.2% over 2006Q1. Linux maintained solid growth, showing the prosperity of China's Linux market.
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Red Hat insists rivals not gaining

03/17/2007  I
Relevance: 6.46
Leading Linux vendor dismisses suggestions it is losing its foothold; IDC analyst notes that market share shouldn't be Red Hat's biggest worry.
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Did Microsoft Buy Netcraft?

08/25/2007  II
Relevance: 6.34
Okay, I'm not seriously suggesting Microsoft is paying off Netcraft to produce positive survey results (although this is certainly a standard operating procedure for Microsoft). But something is odd, if not rotten, in the state of Netcraft. I have often cited Netcraft web server surveys as evidence that open source beats closed source. The Netcraft surveys almost always showed Apache leading Microsoft IIS by a wide margin, and showed Apache growing as Microsoft IIS market share was shrinking. Lately, however, Netcraft began to claim that Apache market share has been shrinking rapidly while Microsoft IIS has been gaining the market share lost by Apache.
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Linux Networx Announces Performance Tuned Supersystems for CFD++

01/09/2007  II
Relevance: 6.23
SALT LAKE CITY, UT -- (MARKET WIRE) -- January 08, 2007 -- Linux Networx, The Linux Supercomputing Company, today announced the availability of the LS-P Performance Tuned Supersystem for Metacomp Technologies' CFD++. The LS-P Series of turnkey, production-ready systems delivers industry-leading application throughput and significant reductions in Total Cost of Ownership (TCO) for leading product design applications. In customer environments LS-P systems demonstrated a 20+ percent reduction in TCO and improved application throughput by up to a factor of 10.
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The Linux Foundation Reveals Speaker Line-up for 2nd Annual Collaboration Summit

03/12/2008  II
Relevance: 6.16
Kernel developers, leading market research firm and companies such as Dell, HP, IBM, MySQL, and Oracle will debate growth opportunities for the platform
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Michael Bay: 'HD DVD vs Blu-ray is a Microsoft conspiracy'

12/11/2007  I
Relevance: 6.16
"That is why Microsoft is handing out $100m checks to studios just embrace the HD DVD and not the leading, and superior Blu-ray," he continued."They want confusion in the market until they perfect the digital downloads. Time will tell and you will see the truth."
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Penelope the Thunderbird

10/13/2006  III
Relevance: 6.16
Actually, it was never quite clear why Qualcomm bought Eudora, the old market-leading email program, but it would have been quite understandable if it had been because it foresaw the growth in mobile email, and wanted to bundle something with BREW phones.
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JasperSoft’s Market-Leading Open Source Reporting Solution Now Available On salesforce.com’s AppExchange

10/03/2006  II
Relevance: 6.16
Jasper4Salesforce Gives Salesforce.com Customers Capability to Integrate Business Intelligence Directly within their On-Demand Applications
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Netbook Market Sees Significant Growth

12/12/2008  IIIIII
Relevance: 5.84
There has been some concern among enthusiasts that the emerging netbook market is nothing but a fad - it's fun and interesting now, but it will die out soon enough. Intel and AMD sure seem to be very careful about the netbook market, but according to figures from DisplaySearch, the market for small notebooks has exploded over the course of a year.
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