Linux beats Windows at a corporate level

October 29th, 2006

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The number of corporations choosing Linux as their main servers’ operating system has increased in the past semester and reported to the same period last year. A year ago, the percentage was 65%, 6 months ago it was close to 67% and today it raised up to 73%. What does that mean? From my point of view, more and more corporate companies are choosing Linux instead of Windows based platforms as it was at the beginning of this decade.

The president of Evans Data, John Andrews said “We continue to see Linux making deeper inroads into the Enterprise space as it matures to handle more critical business workloads,”

Linux-based systems already had an advantage against Windows just because they’re based on GNU and they’re open source. If things continue to evolve like this, very few NT based servers will be out there by the end of this decade ;)

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