Q1’11 is now in the books, with the quarter seeing 860.0 thousand workstations shipped worldwide, representing a 4.8% sequential decline and an 18.6% year-over-year gain. While reduced growth might leave some disappointed, we see it as a healthy sign the market is stabilizing and averting a second dip. The full Q1′ 11 JPR Workstation report will be available later today.
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