The report on ‘Micro Servers Market - Global Industry Analysis, Size, Share, Growth, Trends And Forecast 2012 - 2018’ offers comprehensive insights into the highly dynamic and high-potential market of micro servers. The proliferation of both structured and unstructured data has provided the greatest impetus to the micro servers market. However, there are several other factors at play here that are likely to alter market dynamics over the next few years. This report brings you up to speed on the latest trends, challenges, and opportunities in this market. It also gives you a comprehensive and accurate landscape of this market based on primary and secondary research methodologies. The report offers you a detailed value chain analysis as well as accurate data pertaining to projections for the coming years as well as analyses of recent developments that are likely to have an impact on the future of the micro servers market.
MARKET OVERVIEW
With cloud-based services and cloud computing gaining unprecedented prominence, there is a pressing need for large-scale data centers. Micro servers are widely being employed in such data centers as they consume less power without compromising the cutting-edge performance required in critical technological services. Large-scale data centers are making their presence felt in virtually all parts of the word, and thus the market for micro servers is witnessing rapid growth as well.
The structured and unstructured data created as a result of millions of enterprise applications, social networks, and devices worldwide is likely to act as a massive propeller to global micro servers market.
Micro servers are typically designed to handle less intensive workloads including but not limited to: web serving, delivery nodes for simple content, and dedicated hosting (low end). Currently, micro servers cost up to 63% less than larger, conventional servers. Such servers are preferred because they are easy to install as well as maintain-especially because they feature a pre-installed operating system. Micro server software is usually pre-configured by the manufacturer.
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Most small- and medium-sized businesses make use of micro servers. In some cases, large organizations that have a small IT team may also choose to use micro servers, especially in a less strategic branch, as traditional servers consume high amounts of power.
However, this market is anticipated to face a growth challenge from the growing popularity of virtualized servers-especially in enterprise networks. As virtualized network equipment gains a higher market share, the need for actual server equipment decreases.
Hence, the key factors viz. size and cost, both are highly optimized compared to traditional servers. Also, micro servers aren't only suited to low-end online content delivery, but they suit perfectly to data processing tasks where the workload can be parceled up and operated in parallel.
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