TECH SUPPLIER Dec 2022 - Market Forecast - Doc # US49911722
Worldwide Enterprise Infrastructure Workloads Forecast Update, 2022–2026
Abstract
This IDC study provides an overview of the market size and forecast for global spending on enterprise infrastructure to power enterprise workloads. Suppliers of server and storage systems, cloud service providers that offer infrastructure services, and enterprises that plan their IT infrastructure spend can leverage this document toward their planning.
"Despite a concerning macroeconomic and geopolitical factors, we continue to expect increase in spending on enterprise compute and storage infrastructure products in 2023 although this growth will weaken compared with 2022," says Natalya Yezhkova, research VP, Infrastructure Systems, Platforms, and Technologies at IDC. "Expectedly, in this tightening climate, infrastructure buyers will prioritize investments in infrastructure for workloads that are most critical for their businesses and those that enable new business opportunities, optimization and automation of business and IT operations, and enhancement of customer experience. This means steady growth in spending on compute and storage for workloads related to AI, unstructured data, and content workloads."
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Subscriptions Covered
Infrastructure Trends and Strategies: Enterprise Workloads
Companies Covered
VMware, Inc., IBM, Amazon Web Services Inc., Red Hat, Inc., NetApp, Inc., Hewlett Packard Enterprise, Pure Storage, Inc., Google LLC, Dell Technologies Inc.
Regions Covered
Topics Covered
Analytic applications, Application development software, Collaborative applications, Content applications, Customer relationship management applications, Databases, Enterprise resource management applications, Enterprise server, Human capital management, Serial ATA drive, Structured data management software, Supply chain management applications
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