Author: JT Smith
ZDNET: “Online retailer Amazon.com shaved millions of dollars from its technology costs last quarter by switching to
the Linux operating system, a disclosure that could provide some guidance for other companies seeking to cut
expenses in a stagnant economy.
the Linux operating system, a disclosure that could provide some guidance for other companies seeking to cut
expenses in a stagnant economy.
In a filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission, the e-commerce giant said it was able to cut technology
expenses by about 25 percent, from $71 million to $54 million.”
