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Technology Stocks : Novell (NOVL) dirt cheap, good buy?

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To: scott blomquist who started this subject8/30/2003 10:54:17 AM
From: zwolff   of 42771
 
....Unit shipments for Linux servers grew 42%, faster than any other server-market segment, while Linux server revenue posted nearly a 40% gain to $650 million.

H-P's response was quick. "H-P is number one in blades, Linux and industry-standard servers, including X86 and Itanium. These are the hottest server markets fueling a new trend of growth in industry standard platforms," Mark Hudson, the Palo Alto, Calif., company's vice president of marketing for enterprise servers and storage, said in a prepared statement.

Even though IBM doesn't lead in blade servers (small units that can be plugged in or out of larger servers on the fly), it did increase its share in that market by 26 points, and grew its Unix server revenue by 20.4%.
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