
AI Servers to Constitute 27% of Global Shipments by 2025
AI servers are projected to account for 27% of global server shipments by 2025, driven by demand from cloud service providers and GPU vendors, announced in a press release. The report by Research and Markets highlights the transformative impact of AI on the global server market, with shipments expected to reach 14.5 million units in 2025, marking a 7% year-on-year growth.
The report outlines how cloud hyperscalers and GPU suppliers are expanding their infrastructure to support AI-as-a-service offerings. This expansion is reshaping data center infrastructure, with AI servers playing a crucial role in meeting the growing demand for AI computing capabilities. The analysis also covers the strategic deployment plans of major AI chipmakers like Intel, AMD, and Nvidia, as well as the rise of liquid cooling solutions led by companies such as IBM and Intel.
Additionally, the report delves into the strategic development of Taiwan's AI server supply chain, detailing the value chain from upstream to downstream, including component vendors for motherboards, chassis, and cooling systems. This comprehensive analysis provides insights into the evolving dynamics of the AI server market and its implications for industry stakeholders.
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