IBM led the Linux market in revenue with a 28 percent market share, followed, in order, by HP, 23 percent; Dell, 17 percent; SGI, 3.7 percent; and Fujitsu/Fujitsu Siemens, 3.4 percent.
Revenues from blade servers jumped more than twofold to $426.3 million in the quarter from $208.7 million a year ago, Gartner said. IBM led the space, while HP fell to No. 2, followed by Sun, Dell and Fujitsu/Fujitsu Siemens.
In terms of operating systems, Windows servers accounted for 35 percent of overall revenues, Unix 33.8 percent and Linux 9.1 percent. All other OSes accounted for the remainder.
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