Worldwide Server Forecast, 2022–2026: Pent-Up Demand to Accelerate Growth

Worldwide Server Forecast, 2022–2026: Pent-Up Demand to Accelerate Growth

This IDC study provides historical data (2017–2021) and forecast data (2022–2026) for the worldwide server market. The forecast and historical data illustrate IT buyer consumption of server hardware segmented by product, CPU type, server class, socket capability, and primary operating system. For each of these categories, IDC has estimated value (end-user spending) and units."The server market has remained relatively strong, given the turbulent global environment marked by the pandemic, geopolitical conflicts, and supply chain shortages," said Kuba Stolarski, research director for IDC's Infrastructure Systems, Platforms, and Technologies Group. "As the market continues to deal with these challenges, it will also evolve, as server hardware profit pools continue to shift from capex to opex, from traditional core to cloud-enabled edge, and from the enterprise to the service provider."

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IDC Market Forecast Figure
Executive Summary
Advice for Technology Suppliers
Market Forecast
Market Context
Drivers and Inhibitors
Drivers
Server-Based Storage
Cloud and Digital Service Providers
New Applications and Deployments
Inhibitors
Supply Chain Risk
Russia-Ukraine War and Inflation
Significant Market Developments
Changes from Prior Forecast
Market Definition
Server
Silicon Architecture (CPU Type)
x86 Based
ARM Based
Complex Instruction Set Computer Based
Reduced Instruction Set Computer Based
Explicitly Parallel Instruction Computing Based
Socket Capability
Form Factor (Called Product in Server Tracker)
Rack Optimized
Tower
Large System
Modular
Blade
Multinode
Custom Servers
Server Class
Operating System
Methodology
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