“Red Hat may have veraciously eaten away at Sun Microsystems’
market share for Solaris on Sparc in recent years but the company
president and chief operating officer Jonathan Schwartz is
confident that it can effectively compete in the x86 server space
and regain customers from the increasingly popular Linux
vendor.“Schwartz believes the biggest problem Red Hat is having in the
marketplace is that customers are realizing that a thousand dollars
a CPU ‘doesn’t feel like free anymore…'”
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