For entry level services

Tyan has released a new Intel Xeon E-2300 processor-based server motherboard to the market.

For computer intensive workloads

Tyan has launched the latest GPU server platforms that support the Nvidia V100S Tensor Core and Nvidia T4 GPUs for a wide variety of compute-intensive workloads including AI training, inference, and supercomputing uses.

EPYC comeback

Word on the street is that AMD is likely to get a ten percent market share in server chips next year.

American independence

Huawei launched a new chipset for use in servers as part of a Chinese bid to enhance its chip making capabilities and reduce its heavy reliance on imports, especially from the United States.

Demand should pick up in the middle of the year

Orders for datacenter servers are expected to slow down in the first half of 2019 but will pick up in the second half and grow even stronger in 2020.

Expected to fall by nine per cent

Donald (Prince of Orange) Trump’s trade war with the Chinese is expected to damage global server shipments.

Targeting owners of ancient kit

AMD is leaning on its channel to support its push in the server market as the firm looks to challenge for market share and rattle Intel's cage.

Businesses waiting for Skylake chips

It has not been an enjoyable time for server sales in Europe according to IDC beancounters.

Servers you right, Chipzilla

Qualcomm’s introduction of a top notch 48 core 10nm server chip means that Intel’s milkmaid can no longer serve up expensive milk from its cash cow Xeons and the lot.

IDC reports a three percent fall

While their are suggestions that PC sales might be picking up, life is not so good for people trying to peddle servers, according to beancounters at IDC.