
Seasonal Changes in Q1 HPC Server Growth from 2004 to 2018
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Authors: Alex Norton, Bob Sorensen, Earl Joseph and Steve Conway
Publication Date: July 2018
Length: 3 pages
First quarter 2018 HPC server revenues were strong, with notable high quarter over quarter growth from the first quarter of last year. Hyperion Research has been analyzing the data to ascertain what these numbers mean and what they may indicate about full-year 2018 in HPC. These assessments incorporate Hyperion Research discussions with a global base of people in the HPC sector as well as an analysis of the Hyperion Research QView database, a long-standing collection of quarterly revenues and projections for the major HPC vendors.
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