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Computex 2013 Observation Highlights: Server System

July 01, 2013 / Lucas Lee

13 Page, Radar

US$500 (Single User License)

Abstract

At Computex Taipei 2013 held at TWTC (Taipei World Trade Center) Exhibition Hall 1 and 3, TICC (Taipei International Convention Center), and Nangang Exhibition Hall, ARM-based servers were highly appealing among all server products demonstrated at the event. With a landslide victory in the mobile device market, ARM architecture has successfully made a comeback to the server market that has long been dominated by x86 architecture. Higher power efficiency, a smaller footprint, and a lower total cost have put ARM-based servers at an advantage amid surging energy costs and raising awareness on environmental protection. Intel's new architecture and Taiwanese branded vendors' strategies also attracted much attention. This report profiles exhibitors' products and technologies and analyzes their impact on the future server product development.

Table of Contents
1. Overview
2. New Architecture and Integrated Turnkey Solutions in Spotlight
2.1 Haswell Products Poised for Launch
2.2 Evolution towards Integrated Turnkey Solutions
2.3 ARM-based Servers Enjoy Low Cost Advantage
3. Conclusion
3.1 Expansion to System Integration and Cloud Services
3.2 Low Power Consumption Demand to Determine Future Hardware Development
Appendix

List of Topics
Key development highlights observed at the Computex 2013, touching on branded vendors' new product positioning strategies for server products
Key development of new ARM and x86 architecture chipsets, examining their advantages and shortcomings
Companies and organizations analyzed or mentioned in the report include:
Aaeon, Amazon, ARM, ASUS, Calxeda, Chenbro Micom, Facebook, Foxconn, FSP, Gigabyte, HP, In Win, Intel, MSI, Rackspace, Supermicro, Zippy

List of Figures
Figure 1 Haswell-based Server Motherboards at Computex Taipei 2013
Figure 2 Mitac's 7-Star ARM-based Server
Figure 3 Calxeda's ARM Solution

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