Database sales bouncing back

Best News: Per Gartner, Linux tops the lists of many database shoppers.: Linux gaining rapidly in the enterprise:

"According to Gartner's study, Linux tops the lists of many database shoppers. Sales of database software on Linux systems nearly doubled in 2003, to nearly $300 million, Gartner said. That's still a drop in the bucket, compared with overall sales. But it shows that companies are seriously considering Linux for new enterprise systems, Graham said."; Posted by: Plain Logic Posted on: 05/26/04 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use

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The numbers do say it all! ShadeTree | 05/27/04

Linux DBMS up 158% ITsucks | 05/27/04

"Not enterprise class" Anton Philidor | 05/27/04

Stop it at once! jellyclock | 05/27/04

Good Mike Cox Clone nucrash | 05/27/04

That's pretty good! Linux_Developer | 05/27/04

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