Integrated infrastructure revenues up

Stefan Mileschin · 29th June 2015, 07:18

The market for worldwide integrated infrastructure and platform rose by 8.3 percent in the first quarter and was worth $2.1 billion.

IDC divides this market into two sectors. Integrated platforms, according to its definition, are sysems sold with pre-integrated packaged software and system engineering optimised for a limited set of tasks.

Integrated infrastructure are for general purpose workloads.

So, for the platform market, the number three players are Oracle, IBM and a tie between Hitachi and HP. However, Oracle is by far the biggest player, with a 51.9 percent market share in the quarter.

For integrated infrastructure, VCE was number one with 24.1 percent market share, followed by Cisco/Netapp (22.6%) and HP (17.8%).

Kevin Permenter, a senior analyst at IDC, described the integrated systems market as “highly competitive landscape”. The major players, he added, have reorganised themselves to win business in the datacentre infrastructure marker.

http://www.techeye.net/business/inte...re-revenues-up

29th June 2015, 07:18	#1
Stefan Mileschin [M] Reviewer Join Date: May 2010 Location: Romania Posts: 148,462	Integrated infrastructure revenues up The market for worldwide integrated infrastructure and platform rose by 8.3 percent in the first quarter and was worth $2.1 billion. IDC divides this market into two sectors. Integrated platforms, according to its definition, are sysems sold with pre-integrated packaged software and system engineering optimised for a limited set of tasks. Integrated infrastructure are for general purpose workloads. So, for the platform market, the number three players are Oracle, IBM and a tie between Hitachi and HP. However, Oracle is by far the biggest player, with a 51.9 percent market share in the quarter. For integrated infrastructure, VCE was number one with 24.1 percent market share, followed by Cisco/Netapp (22.6%) and HP (17.8%). Kevin Permenter, a senior analyst at IDC, described the integrated systems market as “highly competitive landscape”. The major players, he added, have reorganised themselves to win business in the datacentre infrastructure marker. http://www.techeye.net/business/inte...re-revenues-up

Similar Threads
Thread	Thread Starter	Forum	Replies	Last Post
Cloud infrastructure as a service in turmoil	Stefan Mileschin	WebNews	0	21st May 2015 05:33
Storage revenues fall	Stefan Mileschin	WebNews	0	8th September 2014 07:13
What’s the Difference Between Ad-Hoc and Infrastructure Mode?	Stefan Mileschin	WebNews	0	28th January 2014 07:42
Intel To Acquire Wireless Infrastructure Division of Mindspeed Technologies	Stefan Mileschin	WebNews	0	18th December 2013 07:33
NVIDIA GRID Helps Fix The UK's NHBC IT Infrastructure	Stefan Mileschin	WebNews	0	31st October 2013 08:20
Samsung Delivers Strong 14 nm FinFET Logic Process and Design Infrastructure	Stefan Mileschin	WebNews	0	22nd December 2012 06:25
ARM revenues up 20 percent in Q3	Stefan Mileschin	WebNews	0	24th October 2012 08:21
AMD revenues, profits down, but still in the black	Stefan Mileschin	WebNews	0	23rd July 2012 07:20
A Look Inside Wikipedia's Infrastructure	jmke	WebNews	0	24th June 2008 22:36
AMD’s Premium 4x4 Platform to Use Server Infrastructure	jmke	WebNews	1	1st October 2006 20:45