Even if what you said is true, how does it change the fact that MS makes the most money out of web servers and not others?
StackOverflow, NewEgg, PlentyOfFish etc. are not busy sites now? It's funny to see how StackOverflow was able to scale easily while Reddit couldn't. There's a lot more to running high traffic sites than just the web server.
Maybe you should enlighten the companies below?
Costco - http://www.costco.com/ [costco.com] Crate & Barrel - http://www.crateandbarrel.com/ [crateandbarrel.com] Home Shopping Network - http://www.hsn.com/ [hsn.com] Buy.com - http://www.buy.com/ [buy.com] Dell - http://www.dell.com/ [dell.com] Nasdaq - http://www.nasdaq.com/ [nasdaq.com] Virgin - http://www.virgin.com/ [virgin.com] 7-Eleven - http://www.7-eleven.com/ [7-eleven.com] Carnival Cruise Lines - http://www.carnival.com/ [carnival.com] L'Oreal - http://www.loreal.com/ [loreal.com] Remax - http://www.remax.com/ [remax.com] Monster Jobs - http://www.monster.com/ [monster.com] USA Today - http://www.usatoday.com/ [usatoday.com] ComputerJobs.com - http://computerjobs.com/ [computerjobs.com] Match.com - http://www.match.com/ [match.com] National Health Services (UK) - http://www.nhs.uk/ [www.nhs.uk] CarrerBuilder.com - http://www.careerbuilder.com/ [careerbuilder.com] Newegg http://newegg.com/ [newegg.com] Geico http://geico.com/ [geico.com] Capital One http://capitalone.com/ [capitalone.com] Zecco http://zecco.com/ [zecco.com]