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:The Inquirer: TCO Study Has Lessons for Unix and Linux
The Inquirer: TCO Study Has Lessons for Unix and Linux
Feb 23, 2004, 21 :15 UTC (3 Talkback[s]) (9918 reads)

(Other stories by John McLean)

"In early December 2003 we reported on a Techwise Research study into the total cost of ownership (TCO) of various configurations of clusters. Unlike many other reports about TCO, this report took into account the cost of downtime and examined the major reasons for that lost time.

"The earlier report to which we referred was somewhat dated but just a few weeks ago Techwise Research updated their report after interviews with 94 US companies who used either HP's OpenVMS on Alphaservers, IBM's AIX on p-series machines or Sun's Solaris on Sun Fire clusters. Their study looked at clusters of machines with up to 16 processors and that had been in production use for more than 6 months and the representation by manufacturers was almost equal.

"The new report is quite detailed in its discussion of the TCO of clusters of different processing powers but our interest here lies only with general findings and with the average downtime for each of the three types of cluster that are reported on..."

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The article is about a study which doesn ...   Linux??   
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