According to International Data Corporation (IDC), the revenues of the plant on the worldwide server market increased 2.5% year on year to $ 12.6 billion in the second quarter of 2014 (2Q14). IDC indicates early signs of a cyclical refresh cycle, such as systems deployed shortly after the financial crisis are now retired and replaced.
IDC Worldwide Quarterly Server Tracker found that server unit shipments improved 1.2% yoy in the second quarter of 2014 a total of 2.2 million units shipped . "The server market is seeing the beginning of a cyclical refresh cycle that systems deployed shortly after the financial crisis are retired and replaced," said Matt Eastwood, vice president and general manager, Enterprise Platforms at IDC .
IDC expects this refresh cycle will continue in 2015 and be further accelerated by Microsoft's announcement it is ending support for Windows server 03 coupled with next version of Intel of Grantley Xeon EP and a large number of ads in the related server platform.
HP, IBM, Dell
"at the same time, IDC also sees early investment 3rd workloads stage companies the platform that Webscale lever architectures commonly seen in hyperscale environments," said Eastwood . "These workloads will cause additional interest in environments defined by software that will further enhance the need for servers deployed in the infrastructure that underpins these next-generation data centers."
HP held the position number 1 in the worldwide server market with 25.4% share of factory revenue for Q2 1014. IBM held the No. 2 spot with a share of 23.6% for the quarter. Dell maintained the third position with 16.6% market share of the revenue of the plant in Q2 2014.
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