BEIJING, April 20 (UPI) -- China's Linux market will be
worth more than $51 million annually by 2010, up from $11.8 million
last year, researchers say.SAVE MONEY ON TRAVEL DEALS
The International Data Corp. says that, despite court
battles in the United States between the SCO Group and major Unix
users, Chinese banks and industry are rapidly replacing SCO Unix
installations with Linux, Shenzhen Daily reported Thursday.
IDC said that foreign firms are found to be increasing their
presence in China's Linux market, with particular success in the
server market. A key growth driver last year was government
procurement, much of which is not open to foreign Linux vendors.
