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:Report: IT Spending to Drop, but Red Hat and Oracle to Clean Up
Report: IT Spending to Drop, but Red Hat and Oracle to Clean Up
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"Perhaps more interesting, Red Hat is most often pointed to as continuing to gain share within users' environments (44 percent of applicable respondents indicating). On the flip side, Suse is the Linux server OS most often pointed to as losing share within users' environments (26 percent)."

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