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Intel Strategy – Tick Tock, System On Chip, Atom, Security And Servers

Posted on April 21, 2011 by Martin Hingley

Intel is one of the most important vendors in the ITC industry and yet is hard to understand – not least because of its need to predict distant user needs. Read ITCandor’s analysis of its current strategy, complete with some admissions about what we got right and wrong over many years of forecasting.

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Samsung – Investing In UK IT Business To Match Its German And Italian Success

Posted on April 19, 2011 by Martin Hingley

Samsung is the fifth largest IT supplier worldwide and a very well known consumer brand, but boxes below its weight in the business market – especially in the UK market where it lags both Germany and Italy. Read ITCandor’s analysis of how it plans to change.

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World PC Market Forecast – 6.4% Growth To $196 Billion In 2011

Posted on March 4, 2011 by Martin Hingley

The PC market is one of the largest single components of the ITC market. It has recovered well following the disruption of the credit crunch. Read this market review including market shares and forecasts.

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Apple Ships 31.2 Million Products – Asia Pacific Booms

Posted on October 19, 2010 by Martin Hingley

Apple has done it again – delievering record revenues and net profits. Read ITCandor’s take on the reasons for its continued success

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Intel And AMD Revenue Warnings Lower Worldwide PC Forecasts

Posted on October 12, 2010 by Martin Hingley

Intel and AMD have both issued revenue warnings for Q3 2010 business. ITCandor looks at how these will shape the PC hardware forecast in 2010.

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Worldwide PC Market Q1 2010 – Physical Gets The Upperhand On Virtual

Posted on June 1, 2010 by Martin Hingley

The worldwide PC market grew by 27% in Q1 2010. The newfound success of PC brands may set back the move to virtualisation. Read this market report with market shares and analysis.

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Corporate PC Strategies – Time To Go Virtual?

Posted on April 13, 2010 by Martin Hingley

Large companies have reduced their spending on PCs than other sectors during the recession. ITCandor explains why they look likely to spend on physical and virtual machines in the recovery.

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Server Choices – Why Chips, Form Factors, Architectures And Workloads Matter

Posted on April 6, 2010 by Martin Hingley

The differences between chips, form factors, architectures and workloads are essential to understand when choosing to buy a server. ITCandor looks at the differences and relationships

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World PC Forecast Update – Expect 3% Revenue Growth In 2010

Posted on January 18, 2010 by Martin Hingley

The PC market is reovering faster than expected. Martin has updated his forecasts and talks about how and when the market will return to gorwth.

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Despite Microsoft’s 14% Revenue Decline, Windows 7 Drives The PC Market Revival

Posted on October 26, 2009 by Martin Hingley

Microsoft announced calendar Q309 financial revenues down 14% the day after its Windows 7 launch. In this article Martin agues that the new OS is better for the ecosystem than for Microsoft itself and senses new directions.

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