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The COVID-19 pandemic has brought new normal to our lifestyles, promoting the demand growth in the IT industry. While notebook PCs have witnessed the highest growth since 2020, the U.S-China trade war has disrupted capacity of the global IT industry. Coupled with the pandemic that affects the supply chain, the chip supply crunch has continued to be a pressing issue to affect the industry’s shipments. This report provides an overview of upcoming global IT industry trends, analyses the causes of the chip shortage, and a holistic evaluation of three major new changes in the global IT industry amid the chip supply crunch.
List of Topics
Analysis on causes of chip supply crunch in the PC industry and its impact on shipment performance of notebook PCs, desktop PCs, and server systems.
Provides a holistic evaluation of the market volume performance of notebook PCs, desktop PCs, and server systems for the forecast period 2021-2025
An overview of upcoming global IT industry trends, touching on three major new changes in chip architecture, chip form factor, and industrial ecosystem
New changes in chip architecture, touching on the share of ARM and Intel CPU in notebook PCs and desktop PCs for the period 2017-2021 and their new growth drivers such as AI and cloud trends
New changes in chip form factors of top 3 cloud service providers: Amazon, Google (Cloud), and Microsoft (Azure), and touches on the shift in product development of major players and the cooperation between GPU suppliers and game service providers as well as the game service providers with branded vendors.
New changes in industrial landscape, touching on major incidents that speed up industrial revolution such as US-China trade ware in 2018-2019, COVID-19 outbreak in 2020, and chip supply crunch in 2021; including production facility plans of major brands in the U.S., EU, India, South and Southeast Asia, and Taiwan
List of Companies
Acer
ADRM Software
AMD
Amwell
Apple
AsRock
BIostar
Blizzard
Byton
Cisco
Compal
CyberX
Ericsson
Foxconn
Foxtron Vehicle
Geely
Gigabyte
Google
HP
IMB
IMEC
Intel
Inventec
Lenovo
MediaTek
Microsoft
Movial
MSI
Nuance
Nvidia
Orions
Qualcomm
Quanta
Samsung
Stellantis
Ubisoft
Wistron
Xilinx
Yulon
ZeniMax Media