Microsoft, still the leader in yesterday’s desktop operating systems and software has lost decisive battles in the tech boxing matches, in what is effectively a technical knock-out.
As we shall see, it lost it in the tech ring, so it took its fight into the street, and hit Google below the belt.
Several times.
Losing the Tech Fights
Consider these sorry facts:
Bing, for all the money spent on it, has barely 10% of the market, according to comScore.
IIS, Microsoft’s Internet Server, has less than one quarter of the market (in terms of domains served) 
Netcraft Server Maket Share
and far less in terms of total traffic.
Netcraft Active Server Market Share
Cell Phone Fight Even Worse
On the cell phone, its results are even more devastating.
comScore December 2009 Platform Market 1
Note that Google more than doubled its market share in three months while Microsoft’s has continued to drop. The Noisy announcement of its still-to-come “new generation” cell phone platform, ineptly named Windows Phone 7 Series (I’m not kidding) is not only very late to the game, but drew mostly yawns.
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