The workstation market is thriving. In Q2, we’d reported results as inspiring. In Q3, we raved about results even better than the prior quarter, record-setting in fact. In Q4, we’re going to take that positive commentary up another notch. If a mature market like this one can be said to have a “blowout” quarter, then this would be it. With total shipments of around 1.23 M units, the worldwide market for workstations grew at 20.1% year over year. The quarter not only set another record in units, but the 20.1% growth is at a level we haven’t seen since 2010. Workstation subscribers can download the report here.
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