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Date: Mon, 8 Feb 2010 15:15:59 +0000 From: obnoxio (AT) serendipita (DOT) com To: informix-list (AT) iiug (DOT) org Subject: Re: IBM's market share in databases on unix dba6319 (AT) gmail (DOT) com wrote: And I thought professional whiners in cdi claim that Oracle is more than IBM + Microsoft combined after IBM took over Informix. [SNIP] I read that as hardware has grown from 25% to 39%. And frankly, I'm surprised it's not more, given that IBM is really the only mainstream big-iron Unix left. |
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And I thought professional whiners in cdi claim that Oracle is more than IBM + Microsoft combined after IBM took over Informix. Taken from today's WSJ article Larry Ellison, chief executive of software giant Oracle Corp., has recently suggested his company's acquisition of Sun Microsystems-a major player in Unix servers-will spell trouble for IBM. But IBM executives say the Power7 announcement only ensures their market-share lead in the Unix market; IDC, a research firm, says IBM's share of the market for Unix systems has swelled to 39% today from 25% in 2003. |
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And I thought professional whiners in cdi claim that Oracle is more than IBM + Microsoft combined after IBM took over Informix. Taken from today's WSJ article Larry Ellison, chief executive of software giant Oracle Corp., has recently suggested his company's acquisition of Sun Microsystems, a major player in Unix servers, will spell trouble for IBM. But IBM executives say the Power7 announcement only ensures their market-share lead in the Unix market; IDC, a research firm, says IBM's share of the market for Unix systems has swelled to 39% today from 25% in 2003. |
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The article is referring to hardware sales for UNIX servers, not database sales. Oracle is now in the hardware business by virtue of its purchase of Sun Microsystems. |
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From: superboer7 (AT) t-online (DOT) de Subject: Re: IBM's market share in databases on unix Date: Wed, 10 Feb 2010 11:00:00 -0800 To: informix-list (AT) iiug (DOT) org The article is referring to hardware sales for UNIX servers, not database sales. Oracle is now in the hardware business by virtue of its purchaseof Sun Microsystems. that is really good and i sure hope obstacle will keep sun alive and kicks ibm in the ass. for ibm this should be yet another wakeup call to promote all they've got including informix so they can nuke obstacle; they better promote/benchmark informix so they can nuke obstacle......... Superboer. btw i doubt that the ibm wakes up.... _______________________________________________ Informix-list mailing list Informix-list (AT) iiug (DOT) org http://www.iiug.org/mailman/listinfo/informix-list |
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The article is referring to hardware sales for UNIX servers, not database sales. Oracle is now in the hardware business by virtue of its purchase of Sun Microsystems. that is really good and i sure hope obstacle will keep sun alive and kicks ibm in the ass. for ibm this should be yet another wakeup call to promote all they've got including informix so they can nuke obstacle; they better promote/benchmark informix so they can nuke obstacle......... Superboer. btw i doubt that the ibm wakes up.... |
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