“The newest Netcraft Web server survey shows again a shrinking
of Apaches market share. It is now at 56%, followed by Microsoft
with more then 30%.“The current survey explains pretty clear that Apache’s loss of
2.86% is mostly due to a new rating system of the surveys:
beginning with this May all pages hosted by Google are not longer
rated as Apache solutions, but as GFE (Google Front End). These
have a market share of 2.3%, leveling the real loss of Apache to
‘only’ 0.56%…”
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