Q2’16 a good quarter for workstations, Q2’16 not only represented a welcome bounce out of the recent market doldrums, it set a new quarterly record. A total of around 1.1 million branded workstations shipped, representing a 21.7% sequential gain. In the cyclical workstation market, year-over-year metrics are typically a better gauge of market health, and the second quarter’s 7.8% is a very welcome figure, particularly in light of the general malaise enveloping traditional PC-related markets. Workstation Report page.
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