Red Hat CEO: Cloud computing Server Microsoft can't keep up with the situation.

Red Hat CEO Jim Whitehest (Jim Whitehurst) Sina Science and technology news Beijing time September 23, Red Hat CEO Jim Whitehest (Jim Whitehurst) said in Thursday, the company's Linux operating system has become a common choice for cloud computing servers,　　It is too late for Microsoft to enter the market. "Developers generally don't think about Microsoft," Whitehurst said. If you go to Silicon Valley and talk to a venture capitalist, you'll find that the companies they invest in are using open-source systems. Microsoft has made some progress, but the world is moving toward an open source platform, so there are so many companies joining the open source field, including VMware. But Microsoft can't keep up with the situation. "Red Hat has just announced strong second-quarter results and raised its third-quarter forecast," he said. Affected by the news, the unit rose 2.98% per cent in Thursday to 41.49 dollars. The unit has fallen 9.11% per cent this year, with a 52-week share price range of 31.77 to 49.00 dollars. (think far) to share: