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Linux 18 +4£52,500 +5.00% 2,214 11.07% 227
Windows 19 -2£42,500 - 2,107 10.54% 356
Windows Server 70 -9£41,000 -3.52% 851 4.26% 146
Android 158 -46£57,500 +4.54% 433 2.17% 40
Apple iOS 167 -22£55,000 - 401 2.01% 33
Windows 10 173 -47£31,000 +3.33% 391 1.96% 99
Unix 182 -28£57,500 +27.77% 355 1.78% 36
Windows Server 2019 293 -27£38,500 -14.44% 183 0.92% 32
Red Hat Enterprise Linux 301 -9£45,000 -18.18% 172 0.86% 14
Windows Server 2012 303 -107£39,250 -1.87% 170 0.85% 25
CentOS 320 -23£45,000 -5.26% 151 0.76% 9
Ubuntu 327 -34£47,500 +5.55% 144 0.72% 10
Windows Server 2016 330 -120£34,000 -15.00% 140 0.70% 35
Windows Server 2008 368 -89£40,000 +11.11% 102 0.51% 26
Windows 7 373 -56£27,500 -14.06% 97 0.49% 34
VMS 389 -36£67,500 +24.42% 81 0.41% 4
Mac OS 390 -34£34,000 -20.00% 80 0.40% 18
Embedded Linux 393 -42£60,000 +9.09% 77 0.39% 14
Windows Server 2003 420 -58£36,250 -19.44% 50 0.25% 12
Debian 429 -69£60,000 +33.33% 41 0.21% 3
Windows 8 430 -63£27,500 -42.10% 40 0.20% 12
Solaris 435 -71£65,000 -7.14% 35 0.18% 2
Mac OS X 439 -67£32,500 +27.45% 31 0.16% 6
FreeRTOS 439 -64£52,500 +13.51% 31 0.16% 3
Windows XP 446 -74£27,500 -31.25% 24 0.12% 7
AIX 448 -78£58,000 -7.20% 22 0.11% 1
Kali Linux 449 -77£32,500 - 21 0.11% 2
The figures above represent demand-side skills and capabilities across the digital and IT labour market. The statistics are not representative of specific organisations.