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Line 44: What exactly is the criteria for being a market leader? The list seems a bit long. It seems like some of the companies, in an act of shameless self promotion, have been putting their own name on the list and linking directly to their own websites. I am considering trimming the list down to maybe the top 10 companies based on market share. --[[User:Pchov\|Pchov]] 19:19, 17 June 2007 (UTC) :Yes. Do it. [[User:Jim.henderson\|Jim.henderson]] 16:39, 21 June 2007 (UTC) == Difference between [[Disk mirroring\|Mirroring]], [[Failover]], [[High-availability cluster\|Clustering]] and [[Load balancing (computing)\|Load balancing]]? == What is the difference between [[Disk mirroring]], [[Failover]], [[High-availability cluster]]s (a.k.a. Clustering?) and [[Load balancing (computing)\|Load balancing]]? I would like to see a concise comparison of concepts across all of these pages, as all of these concepts seems tightly bound, and perhaps some of them are identical. --[[User:Eptin\|Eptin]] 22:00, 9 September 2007 (UTC)

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