Workstation Report single issue – Professional Computing Markets and Technologies

Workstation Report single issue – Professional Computing Markets and Technologies

Workstation report series – Professional Computing Markets and Technologies

Workstation market in Q4’23 meets expectations with anticipated, modest rebound of 6.3% year-over-year

Overall, approximately 1.96 million branded workstations shipped in Q4’23, marking a year-over-year (YoY) rise of 6.3%. Fourth quarter performance held to the general story line for 2023 envisioned back at the start of the year: a steady downturn in the first half, as the market’s post-pandemic hangover continued in the wake of exuberant pandemic-fueled sales of mid-2020 to mid-2022, followed by a mid-2023 bottom and a resumption of moderate growth by the end.

“Sure enough, Q3’23 revealed a YoY drop of only 4.9%, compared with percentage declines in the 10s and 20s the previous four quarters.,” JPR Workstation Report author Alex Herrera explained. “And Q4’23 polished off the 2023 script with that modest YoY growth.”

Providing the most comprehensive look at the workstation market available, the JPR Workstation Report Market Quarterly for Q4’23 delves into breadth and depth across all slices of the workstation and professional GPU markets, including:

  • Complete breakdown of traditional workstation market by units, revenue, platforms, key components, verticals, geography, and vendors
  • Workstation market forecast
  •  Complete breakdown of workstation GPU market by units and revenue, across product classes (including integrated graphics) and vendors

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Workstation report series – Professional Computing Markets and Technologies

Workstation report series – Professional Computing Markets and Technologies

JPR’s Workstation Professional Computing Markets and Technologies report series has established itself as the essential reference guide for hardware and software vendors and suppliers serving the workstation and professional graphics markets.

In addition to four quarterly reports focused on market results, a subscription to the JPR Workstation Report includes two revisions of the JPR Workstation Report semi-annual, a complete reference manual on the workstation, and professional graphics businesses. Anything you want to know about the markets, technologies, and industry players can be found in this all-inclusive report.

Workstation market in Q4’23 meets expectations with anticipated, modest rebound of 6.3% year-over-year

Overall, approximately 1.96 million branded workstations shipped in Q4’23, marking a year-over-year (YoY) rise of 6.3%. Fourth quarter performance held to the general story line for 2023 envisioned back at the start of the year: a steady downturn in the first half, as the market’s post-pandemic hangover continued in the wake of exuberant pandemic-fueled sales of mid-2020 to mid-2022, followed by a mid-2023 bottom and a resumption of moderate growth by the end.

“Sure enough, Q3’23 revealed a YoY drop of only 4.9%, compared with percentage declines in the 10s and 20s the previous four quarters.,” JPR Workstation Report author Alex Herrera explained. “And Q4’23 polished off the 2023 script with that modest YoY growth.”

Providing the most comprehensive look at the workstation market available, the JPR Workstation Report Market Quarterly for Q4’23 delves into breadth and depth across all slices of the workstation and professional GPU markets, including:

  • Complete breakdown of traditional workstation market by units, revenue, platforms, key components, verticals, geography, and vendors
  • Workstation market forecast
  • Complete breakdown of workstation GPU market by units and revenue, across product classes (including integrated graphics) and vendors

 

 

 

JPR releases the Q2’11 Workstation report

At 42.3% of units in the second quarter, HP is now the clear leader of the workstation market, further distancing itself from number two Dell, at 33.8%. But the growth story from the second quarter came not from the leader but from number three Lenovo, which jumped from 7.9% to 9.9% share of worldwide units.