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The researchers at International Data Corp. (IDC) introduced their latest worldwide server market reveal data this week. As was accurate in the last quarter of 2009,  Windows servers are much and absent the leader in share as measured by of percentage of revenue,Purchase Windows 7, the firm found.
While Windows’ share was up slightly,microsoft Office 2010 Serial, to 42.1 percent of server OS share by revenue, Linux was also up, reaching 17 percent in Q4 2010, according to IDC. Unix’s reveal was down, hitting 25.6 percent share, IDC said.
The fast-rising star in the server OS space was IBM’s z/OS mainframe operating system, IDC reported. A year ago, IDC didn’t break out z/OS’s reveal by revenue, but within the final quarter of 2010, that number was 11.3 percent.
Here are the IDC breakouts:
Server OS share (by percentage of income) for Q4 2010
z/OS 11.3
Linux 17.0
Windows 42.1
Unix 25.6
Server OS reveal (by percentage of revenue)for Q4 2009
z/OS (not available)
Linux 14.7
Windows 41.6
Unix 29.9
IDC noted that factory revenues for the fourth quarter of 2010 were up 15.3 percent year over year,Microsoft Office 2010 Professional Plus, to $15.0 billion. Shipments for Q4 2010 hit 2.1 million units. IDC said Q4 2010 marked the highest quarterly income inside the server marketplace in three years.