The discussion over Open Office XML (OOXML) is heating up these days as the voting date for considering it as an ISO standard is nearing. I don't think that having two standards (ODF is already there) is a problem to anyone as long as they are interoperable. Look at CDMA and GSM standards in wireless phone industry. They are very much interoperable. In fact multiple standards give more options to the end user. Different formats would have different capabilities and users should have enough choices based on their need. IBM and Sun are playing a cheap game in an attempt to beat Microsoft.

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Apache is fast losing its dominance in web server market share. It's market share has gone below 50 per cent for the first time since netcraft has started tracking the web server share on the Internet. At the same time Microsoft's share has gone up to 34 per cent and is steadily growing. For a detailed report and analysis follow this link

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