“Linux server sales grew 35 per cent in the first three months
of 2003, generating $583m (£358m) in revenues, according to
new figures from analyst IDC.“The penguin provided the bright spot in a maket where overall
sales continued to fall compared with 2002 although, at 3.6 per
cent down, the fall was less than the five per cent decline
year-on-year seen the previous quarter…”
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