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Security Space's Web Server Survey breaks out Web server software usage on the Internet for 86 domains. Data for December was gathered from responses received from more than 21.5 million Web sites. About 45 percent of these sites are .com domains.

IBM retained the top spot, but Sun edged out HP in recent survey of Unix data centers.

IBM and HP duke it out to be hardware king for third-quarter 2006.

Security Space's Web Server Survey data for September was gathered from responses received from nearly 20.8 million Web sites. About 45 percent of these sites are .com domains.

Results for the October 2006 Netcraft Web Server Survey are in and measure responses from nearly 98 million sites, an increase of more than 9.8 million sites from July. Once again, Apache and IIS dominated.

IDC’s second quarter report shows the usual suspects leading the pack with Sun gaining. Volume servers still the worldwide favorite.

Results for the July 2006 Netcraft Web Server Survey are in and measure responses from more than 88 million sites. Once again, more than half of the sites have .com domains, and Apache and IIS continue to dominate

Security Space's Web Server Survey breaks out Web server software usage for 86 domains. Data for the June survey was gathered from responses received from more than 19.4 million Web sites. About 45 percent of these sites are .com domains.

Server revenue was down but shipments were up in the first quarter of 2006.

Security Space's Web Server Survey breaks out Web server software usage on the Internet for 86 domains. Data for the March survey was gathered from responses received from nearly 17.9 million Web sites. About half of these sites are .com domains.

Results for the April 2006 Netcraft Web Server Survey are in and responses are from nearly 81 million sites, an increase of more than 5.7 million sites from year-end 2005. The number of IIS sites increased markedly, though its market share did not.

According to IDC, server volume went up at the expense of server revenue, while Windows server sales trumped that of Unix servers, which saw a decline.

Security Space's Web Server Survey breaks out Web server usage on the Internet for 86 domains. Data for the December survey was gathered from responses received from more than 16.7 million Web sites. About half are .com domains.

Results for the January 2006 Netcraft Web Server Survey are in and measure responses from nearly 75 million sites, a decline of 1.9 million from third quarter. Once again, more than half of the sites have .com domains, and Apache and IIS continue to dominate.

Low-cost, 64-bit machines with dual-core chips made quite a splash in third-quarter 2005, IDC found.

Security Space's Web Server Survey breaks out Web server software usage for 86 domains. Data for the September survey was gathered from responses received from more than 15.6 million Web sites. About half of these sites are .com domains.

Results for the October 2005 Netcraft Web Server Survey are in and measure responses from nearly 77 million sites. More than half of these sites have .com domains, and Apache and IIS continue to dominate.