Taiwan-based server assemblers are expected to see third-quarter shipments register double-digit sequential increases, with positive shipment prospects for the second half of 2022,...
Macro headwinds may result in Taiwan-based server ODMs including Quanta Computer, Inventec, Wiwynn and Mitac Computing Technology posting slower-than-expected shipment increases in...
Despite rising global inflation, IT product demand from the enterprise segment remains robust, especially for servers and telecom equipment, according to Mitac Holdings president...
In first-quarter 2022, server manufacturers still struggled with the problem of some low-end ICs being in worse shortage than others and the Lunar New Year holidays slowed down their...
Server ODMs including Mitac Computing Technology and Wiwynn continue to deal with challenges arising from mixed levels of chip inventories, which may persist throughout the first...
Fourth-quarter 2021 global server shipments grew 2.9% sequentially. IC and component shortages continue to haunt the server industry in the first quarter of 2022.
Taiwan-based manufacturers' revenues generated from server-related businesses including motherboards, complete systems as well as network communication and storage hardware and software...
Many PC brand vendors have moved to carry out localized production in India to benefit from the country's PLI (production linked incentive) scheme, but Taiwan's four major notebook...
Quanta Cloud Technology (QCT), a subsidiary of Quanta Computer specializing in the manufacture of datacenter servers, expects chip shortages, particularly the shortage of power management...
Mitac Holdings has expressed optimism about its operations next year, thanks to robust orders for servers, as well as recovery in demand for automotive and industrial tablets.
Shortage of components for server production will persist through mid-2022 amid strong market demand for servers, and it remains to be seen whether the sector can reach a supply/demand...
Third-quarter global server shipments only increased 8.5% from the prior quarter due to some ICs and components being in worse shortage than the others.
