Cloud computing server revenue will reach $9.4 billion over the next 5 years

According to foreign media reports, according to market research firm IDC, 2015 Global Cloud Computing server sales revenue will increase to 9.4 billion U.S. dollars. By 2015, IDC predicts, revenue from private cloud servers will increase to $5.8 billion trillion. Revenue from public cloud servers will increase to 3.6 billion dollars.

These evolutionary and revolutionary changes in it deployments and business attitudes will have a profound impact on the traditional IT environment, Katie Broderick, a senior analyst with IDC for enterprise platforms and data center trends and strategies, said in a statement. Cloud computing can significantly simplify calendars in many companies ' data centers, positioning it as a service provider for other parts of the company. Putting some tedious work into the cloud (public cloud or private cloud), freeing up more people to focus on adding value to the business unit is important for driving cloud applications.

IDC predicts that in 2015, the number of servers used for public cloud deployments will be more than 1.2 million, from 2011 to 2015 for a composite annual growth rate of 21.1%.

The private cloud will rely more on hardware reliability, availability, and service capabilities, IDC said. Therefore, the average selling price of a server for a private cloud is more expensive than a typical x86 server. IDC predicts that server shipments for private clouds will reach 570,000 units in 2015, from 2011-2015 's composite annual growth rate of 22.4%.

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