WSJ- Linux continues to dominate data centers. IBM wants more of that action to take place on its hardware.
The computer giant on Tuesday plans to pledge that it will spend $1 billion over four or five years on Linux and related open-source technologies for use on its Power line of server systems, which is based on the internally developed chip technology of the same name.
Targeting Windows and Linux systems, a new crypto-mining malware, LemonDuck came around. Follow advises from the Microsoft.
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The revolution begins!
IBM must really, really hate windows OS. Like a lot.
windows 8 sucked?
If you people dont know linux is able to perform 4x times faster than windows if the app is optimize for it the same could be say of Open GL,a reason Windows really needs to go out.
They're spending money on Linux for SERVERS?!?!
OMG HOW UNHEARD OF
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Everybody uses linux for servers already, people. Unix was already losing foothold because it costs too much and has stagnated a bit. Windows for servers isn't as good as Unix or cheap as Linux (and most would argue not as good, either), so it's the black sheep right off the bat.