Workstation Report Market, Q2'19 Edition - ResearchAndMarkets.com

DUBLIN--(BUSINESS WIRE)--The "Workstation Report Market Quaterly for Q2'19" report has been added to ResearchAndMarkets.com's offering.

The workstation market saw another record quarter in Q2'19, with the industry shipping around 1.6 million units (including DHL and Others). Furthermore, the quarter saw another impressive YoY growth mark, at 18.1% dramatically outshining the performance of GDP and broader PC markets. Prices remain healthy (at least cyclically so), allowing revenue to incur similar gains (an estimated 19.6%).

The triumvirate of Dell, HP, and Lenovo managed to account for the lion's share of units, with Lenovo, in particular, making strides of late.

Providing the most comprehensive look at the workstation market available, the Workstation Report Market Quarterly for Q2'19 delves into breadth and depth across all slices of the workstation and professional GPU markets, including:

• Complete breakdown of traditional workstation market by units and revenue, and across product classes (mobile/entry/mid/high), platforms (mobile/entry/mid/high), geography and vendors
• Workstation market forecast
• A complete breakdown of the workstation GPU market by units and revenue, across product classes and vendors
• Breakdown of the workstation market by vertical
• Analysis and sizing of the impact of Apple platforms versus Windows/Linux workstations
• Analysis and sizing of the impact of emerging workstation virtualization (in its multiple forms)
• Analysis and sizing the impact of Intel's CPU-integrated graphics

Key Topics Covered:

1. Some - but not all - white-box coverage
2. Q2'19 Highlights
3. Yet another impressive quarter of YoY growth for workstations in Q2'19
4. Segmentation by vendor
5. Dell holds edge, HP slips a bit, and Lenovo picks up the slack in Q2'19
6. Blurring the line, and a caveat: HP's EliteDesk Workstation Edition Z1 (and potentially others)
7. Lenovo totals includes Fujitsu's shipments
8. Dell and Lenovo particularly strong in mobiles, HP more so in desksides
9. Segmentation by platform
10. Segmentation by model / form factor
11. CPU distribution by platform
12. Segmentation by OS
13. Segmentation by price
14. Workstation ASPs
15. Deskside workstation distribution by price tiers
16. Segmentation by geography (Tier 1)
17. Mobile vs deskside distribution by global geo
18. Regional distribution: APexJ sees more deskside volume in Q4'18 than US or EMEA
19. Regional distribution: mobiles' CAGR outpacing desksides but gap is shrinking
20. The US: Dell maintaining its dominance Lenovo steadily closing on HP
21. EMEA: no significant changes in vendor positions as of late
22. APexJ: Lenovo into the driver's seat
23. Japan represents its smallest share, but remains a stronghold for HP now at its top share level ever
24. ROW: a reflection of WW positions
25. EMEA breakdowns by sub-region (Tier 1)
26. APexJ breakdown by sub-region (Tier 1)
27. Full-year calendar 2018 results for workstations
28. Discrete workstation GPUs flat in Q2'19
29. Workstation GPU add-in card ASPs
30. Nvidia/AMD back to around a 90/10 split
31. Professional GPU market breakdown by vendor and segment
32. Q2'19: Nvidia at highest share of mobile professional discrete GPUs ever
33. Nvidia controls 86% shares of upper end, but AMD showing surge from Apple shipments
34. Vendors' product mixes
35. Full-year calendar 2018 results for discrete workstation GPUs
36. Integrated vs discrete GPUs in workstations: Intel takes a bit more share in 2018
37. Outlook on the workstation market
38. Appendix A: Workstation vendor shares per EMEA sub-region
    

Companies Mentioned

• AMD
• Apple
• Dell
• Fujitsu
• HP
• Lenovo
• Linux
• Nvidia
• Windows

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