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Even before Nimda hit, Gartner predicted that the Linux server market would more than double within four years, from $1.8 billion this year to $3.8 billion by 2005. We think that estimate may be conservative given shrinking budgets, burgeoning security concerns and the outpouring of commercial support for Linux by major players. Familiar names such as IBM Global Services and Red Hat will lead the way in convincing those who are shy of open source that a Linux implementation can be backed up by a real, enterprise-class support contract (click here for a sampling of support offerings).
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