4.5 mln US households to run home servers by 2012
Forrester Research predicts that home servers will reach 4.5 mln households by 2012. That’s up from just 190,000 such servers in 2006.
Published on: January 4, 2008 Department: Servers, Software
Published on: January 4, 2008 Department: Servers, Software
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- Virtualization growth rising from 46% in 2007 to 54% in 2008
- Total sales of thin clients in first half of 2007 in Asia reached 282,667 units
- Servers up 7.6% in Q1 2008
- Top 5 EMEA Server Vendors in Q4 2007
- Global server market grew 2.4% to $15.7 bln in Q3 2007
- 49 out of top 100 sites use Apache
- Windows servers up 12.8% in Q4 2007, Linux up 8%
- EMEA server market in 2007
- Server factory revenue grew by 3.6% in Q4 2007
- Global servers market in Q4 2007
- x86 server market grew 7.6% in Q4 2007
- Top global server vendors in 2007
- Microsoft Windows servers grew 9.8% in Q4 2007
- Server blade market grew to $1.2 bln in Q4 2007
- High-performance servers up 15.5% in 2007
- Global server revenues up 3.8% in 2007
- Web server trends in December 2007
- Top Web server developers in December 2007
- Web server numbers, September 2000 - December 2007
- 4.5 mln US households to run home servers by 2012
- Global server market up 0.5% in Q3 2007
- Unix server shipments down 6.4%
- Global server shipments up 2.7% in Q2 2007
- Server blades up 18.2% in Q4 2006
- x86 servers up 7% in Q4 2006
- Itanium-based servers up 71.5% in Q4 2006
- Microsoft server revenue up 9.4% in Q4 2006
- Server shipments flat in Q4 2006
- Global server market leaders: IBM, HP, Sun, Dell, Fujitsu
- Midrange enterprise servers up 5.4% in Q4 2006
- Global server market up 5.2% in Q4 2006
- $52.7 bln worth of servers sold in 2006
- EMEA server market in Q3 2006
- Global server market in Q3 2006
- Server market in China, Hong Kong and Taiwan to generate $4 bln in 2011
- South Asian server market to generate $1.57 bln by 2011
- South Korean server market to reach $980 mln in 2006
- Australian and New Zealand server market to reach $765.5 mln by 2011
- Windows server revenues up 3.1% in Q2 2006
- Global server market leaders in Q2 2006
- Unix server revenue down 1.6% in Q2 2006
- Linux server revenues up 6.1% in Q2 2006
- Worldwide server revenues up 0.6% in Q2 2006
- Asia-Pacific server revenues up 7% in Q1 2006
- Server market up 12% in Q2 2006
- Asia-Pacific server revenues up 0.8% in 2005
- 10% of servers in 2009 to become platforms for virtual machines
- EMEA server market down 4.3% in Q1 2006
- Server blade market revenues up 43.4% in Q1 2006
- Global server market down 1.9% in Q1 2006
- Latin American server market to grow 8.5% in 2006
- Server market up 37.4% in India in Q3 2005
- Asia-Pacific server market up 22% in Q2 2005
- 33.6% of servers sold in Q4 2005 were Windows servers
- Global server market up 4.4% in 2005
- EMEA server revenues down 4.4% in Q4 2005
- 676K servers sold in EMEA market in Q4 2005
- Worldwide server sales in 2005: IBM - 32.9%, HP - 27.7%, Dell - 10.3%
- 4.6% of servers sold in Q4 2005 were blade servers
- Server market up 12.7% in 2005
- Unix server revenue down 5.9%, Windows server revenue up 4.7%, Linux server revenue up 20.7%
- US server market down 0.2% in Q4 2005
- 5.5 mln servers in Europe
- Indian server market to reach $512 mln in 2005
- Asian server market to grow at 6% a year
- EMEA server market up 2.5% in Q3 2005
- Global server market leaders - IBM, HP, Dell, Sun
- Linux server shipments up 20.5% in Q3 2005, revenues up 34.3%
- Server market revenues up 8.1% in Q3 2005
- Server market to reach $81 bln by 2011
- Server shipments up 11% in Q1 2005
- Worldwide server market revenue to grow 1.1% in 2005
- Asia-Pacific server market reached $1.6 bln in Q2 2005
- Indian server market up 30% in Q2 2005
- Latin American server market up 17% in Q2 2005
- Asia-Pacific server revenue up 15.8% in Q2 2005
- Virtual servers to generate $15 bln by 2009
- Web server market share in October 2005: Apache - 69.24%, IIS - 23.4
- Asia-Pacific server revenues up 9% in Q1 2005
- Asia-Pacific server revenues to reach $4.4 bln by 2009
- Servers up 2.4% in Q2 2005 in EMEA
- Professional services to become the biggest consumer of storage and servers
- Top server vendors in Q2 2005: IBM, HP, Sun
- Blade server shipments up 67.1% in Q2 2005
- Server shipments up 10.9% in Q2 2005
- $12.2 bln of servers sold in Q2 2005, 5.6% growth
- Unix server market shares in Q2 2005: IBM - 31%, HP - 30%, Sun - 29.5%
- $12.15 bln of servers sold in Q2 2005
- 1,761,000 servers sold in Q2 2005, 9% growth YTY
- Server CPU market shares in Q2 2005: Intel - 88.8%, AMD - 11.2%
- Web server market shares in June 2005: Apache - 69.81%, IIS - 22.8%
- Japanese server revenues down 2.8% in 2004
- 25% of all servers sold in Europe in 2009 will be blades
- EMEA server market grows 3.7% in dollar terms, falls 1.3% in euros
- $409 mln of blade servers sold in Q1 2005
- Server market up 4.1% in Q1 2005
- Philippines x86 server shipments up 18% in 2004
- High performance server sales up 30% in 2004
- EMEA server market grew 6% to $15.7 bln in 2004
- Unix servers up 2.7%, Linux servers up 35.6%
- $49 bln of servers sold in 2004, IBM got 33.3% market share
- EMEA server market up 3% in Q4 2004
- Server sales up 5.7% in Q4 2004
- Linux server market to generate $10 bln annually by 2008
- 25.7% of all world servers will run Linux in 2008
- Linux data infrastructure servers to grow at 46% a year
- Linux server revenues up 52% in Q3 2004
- Server market shares: IBM - 31.7%, HP - 26.8%, Sun - 10.2%, Dell - 10.1%
- Server market revenues: Microsoft catches up with Unix, Linux tops $1 bln
- Global server revenues up 5.5% in Q3 2004
- Blade server sales brought $1.3 bln in 2004
- Grid computing to generate $1.8 bln in Europe by 2008
- By the end of 2005 93.8% of enterprises will use server virtualization
- Server market revenues to reach $42.4 bln in 2004
- 61% of small businesses use or plan to use Microsoft’s Small Business Server
- Blade server market shares: IBM - 44%, HP - 32%
- 185K of blade servers sold in 2003
- European server market up 27.9% in Q2 2004
- Linux server revenues grew 54.6% in Q2 2004
- Global server market leaders - Dell, HP, IBM, Sun, Fujitsu
- Server revenues up 7.7%, unit shipments up 24.5% in Q2 2004
- Integrated voice/data servers grew 10% in 2003
- Microsoft’s Small Business Server enjoys 85% market share among small businesses
- IDC reports server market shares for Q1 2004, Linux up 56.9% in dollar sales
- Linux server market share: 28.3% in 2004, 37.6% by 2008
- Direct server sales up 40% in Q1 2004
- Server spending will grow 5% in 2004
- Server sales increase 27.1% in Q1 2004 in numbers, 9.3% in revenues
- ASP.NET overtakes JSP and Servlets
- Server sales in Asia grew 6.7% in 2003
- European server shipments up 28.8% in Q4 2003
- Fortune 1000 Web servers: Microsoft leads
- IBM mainframe revenues increased 30%
- Linux server sales up 63% in Q4 2003
- Global server sales up 11% in Q4 2003
- Gartner lists 2003 server market leaders: IBM, HP, Sun, Dell
- Linux servers hacked more frequently than Windows
- Server market grew 2.2% in 2003
- February 2004 Web server survey
- SANs to grow 7.5% by 2007, NASs to grow 5.4%
- Server shipments up 20% in 2003, HP, Dell, IBM, Sun lead the way
- IDC pessimistic on Itanium shipments
- IBM leads India server market
- NetCraft December 2003 results
- 3500 Itanium servers shipped in 2002
- IDC on server shipments in Q3 2003
- Gartner: Server shipments up 20% in Q3
- IDC: Server OS Survey
- IDC: Blade server shipments up
- Gartner: Storage expenses in 2004
- Storage revenue edges downward
- Shipments of Windows servers rise
- Linux, blades the high spots in server market
- IBM Retakes No. 1 Worldwide Computer Server Spot