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Server shipments up 11% in Q1 2005

Worldwide server shipments rose 11% in Q1 2005 compared to Q1 2004, to over 1,745,000 units. Revenue grew by 4% over the same period, to $12.3 bln. IBM, Hewlett-Packard, Dell and Sun Microsystems captured almost four-fifths of the revenue, according to Gartner.

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Blog posts 2005-11-10

Asia-Pacific server revenues up 9% in Q1 2005

Vendors' server revenue in Asia-Pacific region rose 9% from Q1 2004 to Q1 2005, to $1.4 bln. IBM led with 35% of the total, followed by Hewlett-Packard on 33%. Shipments were up 21%, to over 238,000 units, Gartner reports.

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Blog posts 2005-09-07

$409 mln of blade servers sold in Q1 2005

The server blade market showed continued growth in Q1 2005, with shipments increasing by 68.2% YTY and factory revenue gaining 106% YTY. Overall, bladed servers accounted for $409 mln in the Q1 2005, representing 3.4% of server market revenue for the quarter. IBM maintained the #1 spot in the server...

Tags: Q1 2005, blade, blade server

Blog posts 2005-05-27

Server market up 4.1% in Q1 2005

Server market grew 4.1% to $12.3 bln in Q1 2005, according to Gartner. IBM kept the leadership spot with 29.8% of the market. HP was #2 with 28.1% of the market, Dell was #3 with 10.8% of the market. Sun saw its market share dip to 9.5%.

Tags: Q1 2005, Server Market

Blog posts 2005-05-26

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Want to test Vista SP1? Anyone can, starting next week

Want to test Vista SP1? Anyone can, starting next weekSP1; I hope this fixes the issues...Mary Jo:I am an optimist and I do hope that Vista RC SP1, least the final will fix Vista to make it it even more stable without breaking Apps.Over time, thus far, Microsoft has made...

Tags: Microsoft Windows Vista (Longhorn), Operating systems, OPEN SOURCE, Linux Market, vista, Microsoft Windows Vista, Linux, Microsoft Windows Vista SP1

Discussion threads 2007-12-05

Open source in its boom phase

Open source in its boom phaseBoom? Is that what happens when it goes up in smoke?If there is a boom in open source I can't tell. The numbers in the market haven't changed much at all. Unfortunately with some open source moving to the GPL-3 we'll never...

Tags: UNIX, open source, Linux

Discussion threads 2007-09-13

Microsoft pushes back delivery dates for virtualization wares

Microsoft is delaying the public beta of its Windows Server virtualization hypervisor and first Virtual Server 2005 R2 service pack, company officials acknowledged on April 12. Microsoft released the information on the delays via the Windows Server team blog. Mike Neil, Microsofts general manager of virtualization strategy, posted an...

Tags: Windows server, Virtualization, Windows Server Longhorn

Blog posts 2007-04-12

Adobe's Q1 financials show "developer revenue" is still very small

Adobe's Q1 financials show "developer revenue" is still very smalldeveloper revenue?One of the things that bothers me about flex is the price for flex builder. $500 is steep. One thing that MS gets right is "Developers, Developers, Developers!!!!!!". They offer Express versions for most of their developer tools like C#,...

Tags: PRODUCTIVITY, .NET, Middleware, Development tools, Microsoft development tools, Microsoft Corp., Adobe Systems Inc., developer revenue, tool, server

Discussion threads 2007-03-21

UserLock Vs Microsoft LimitLogin

This paper reviews how Microsoft LimitLogin and IS Decisions UserLock achieve logon management, and focuses on the concurrent connections restriction features provided by these 2 software products. As more and more companies resort to Microsoft server software to manage their networks (19% sales increase Microsoft Credits Server Sales for Income...

Tags: Software, Network, Microsoft Corp., IS Decisions, IS Decisions UserLock, Tools & Techniques, Sales Strategy, Workstations, Management, Sales

White papers 2007-01-04

A tale of two Windows Service Packs

If Microsofts Windows Server team is able to juggle service packs and new server releases, why cant the Windows client team do the same? Windows XP Service Pack SP 3 isnt expected until some time in 2008, at last count, which means XP users will have had to...

Tags: Vista, Windows Server Longhorn, Windows client, Windows server, Windows XP, Microsoft Corp., Microsoft Windows, service pack

Blog posts 2006-11-14

Windows XP SP3 delayed to 2008

Windows XP Service Pack (SP 3), which Microsoft officials said in January to expect in the latter half of 2007, now has slipped into 2008. Microsoft delivered the last service pack update for XP, Windows XP SP2 (which was actually more of a whole new version of Windows than it...

Tags: Microsoft Windows, Microsoft Windows XP, service pack

Blog posts 2006-10-19

HP lays pre-announcement ambush on Sun

Friday afternoon I received and email from HP's PR firm in anticipation of a Sun launch event tomorrow in San Francisco, with CEO Jonathan Schwartz; Hector Ruiz, CEO AMD; John Fowler, Sun EVP of Systems; Andy Bechtolsheim, Sun Systems Designer and some customers. HP's ambush email is basically trashing...

Tags: Sun Microsystems Inc., Intel x86

Blog posts 2006-07-10

Server shipments up 10.9% in Q2 2005

Server unit shipments grew by 10.9% in Q2 2005, the lowest unit growth in more than two years, IDC says. Linux servers posted their 12th consecutive quarter of double-digit growth, with YTY revenue growth of 45.1% and unit shipments up 32.1%. Microsoft Windows servers showed strong growth, as revenues grew...

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Blog posts 2005-08-29

PC market in Middle East in Africa up 20.5% in Q1 2005

Regional conflict failed to dent the continuing expansion of the PC market in the Middle East and Africa in Q1 2005. According to IDC, the market grew to 1.80 mln units, up 20.5% YTY. Notebooks displayed the highest growth rate, with shipments jumping more than 39% compared with Q1 2004....

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Blog posts 2005-06-04

PC shipments in Central and Eastern Europe up 23% in Q1 2005

Central and Eastern European CEE PC market again expanded in Q1 2005, with shipments reaching 2.57 mln units, up 23.0% YTY. According to IDC, unit shipments of notebooks surged by 68.6% YTY. Desktop shipments rose a more modest but still healthy 15.3%, while x86 server shipments jumped 12.3%. Russia was...

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Blog posts 2005-06-02

Despite big wins, AMD still not getting much respect on corporate desktops

By all accounts, AMD has done everything right against a seemingly insurmountable competitor. It's a true David and Goliath story of how the little processor company that could (little, relatively speaking) is taming a lethal and giant predator. Starting with the introduction of its hybrid 32/64 bit AMD64...

Tags: Advanced Micro Devices Inc.

Blog posts 2005-06-01

EMEA server market grows 3.7% in dollar terms, falls 1.3% in euros

IDC says that factory revenue in the EMEA server systems market grew at 3.7% to $4 bln in Q1 2005. While the market continued to grow in dollar terms, in euros, the market declined at 1.3% year over year to just over 3 bln euros. Unit shipments grew at 13%...

Tags: MEA, EMEA Server Market

Blog posts 2005-05-30

Linux server sales reached $1.2 bln in Q1 2005

Linux server revenue exceeded $1.2 bln in Q1 2005 as Linux server revenues showed 35.2% growth, IDC says. Worldwide investment in Linux servers for both technical and commercial workloads remains strong as Linux servers continue to expand their presence in data centers around the world. HP maintained its #1 spot...

Tags: Linux server, Linux

Blog posts 2005-05-27

StudyBuilder Enterprise Edition 2005 Q1 (Mobile)

is for groups of study designers who wish to work on the same study simultaneously, build custom question and/or study libraries or integrate data collection tools into existing systems. The software runs on computers running Microsoft Windows 95 /98 /2000 /2003 /ME /NT /TabletPC /XP. StudyBuilder Enterprise Edition has all...

Tags: Mobile, Library, Microsoft Corp., StudyBuilder Enterprise Edition, Tools & Techniques, E-mail, Productivity, Microsoft Windows 95, Palm OS, Microsoft Windows, Advertising & Promotion, Operating Systems, Databases, Management, Online Communications, Software, Marketing, Enterprise Software, Data Management

Software downloads 2005-03-16

Oracle gains controlling stake in PeopleSoft

Oracle gains controlling stake in PeopleSoftIn other Oracle newsOracle Database 10g is now certified on Mac OS X Serverhttp://www.apple.com/server/resources/oracle/A 64-bit PowerPC based platform with excellent TCO, including unlimited client licenses for the OS, and one of the cheapest RAID platforms available with massive storage capacity.Coupled with Apple's Xsan software due...

Tags: Storage, Oracle Corp., PeopleSoft Inc., Oracle Database 10g

Discussion threads 2004-12-29