The economic recession is taking its toll on wireline data spending among U.S. businesses, but is expected to rebound in the coming years, a report by In-Stat finds.
– A report from market research firm In-Stat found spending on wireline data
services by U.S.
businesses this year is falling across nearly every category, with the
exception of IP VPN and Ethernet services. Overall, In-Stat expects a nearly 2
percent decline in U.S. business spending on wireline …
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The worldwide server market hit historic lows in the second quarter as the global economy continued to hammer the technology industry, according to analyst firm IDC. However, the aging of the server population and the introduction of new server processors from Intel and AMD promise an upswing in sales and revenue for the second half of 2009 and into 2010, the analysts said.
– The global recession continued to batter the worldwide global market in the second quarter, but IDC analysts expect sales to pick up in the coming quarters.
In numbers released Sept. 2, IDC found that second-quarter global server revenues declined 30 percent to $9.8 billion over the same period in …
Microsoft felt the effects of the global recession, including declines in the PC and server markets, as its earnings declined 17 percent from the same quarter in 2008. Although Microsoft came in below Wall Street Estimates with $13.10 billion in quarterly revenue, it can look forward to a possible earnings bump later in 2009 with the release of Windows 7 and Windows Server 2008.
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Microsoft took a hit to it earnings during its fourth financial quarter of 2009,
reporting a 17 percent decline in year-over-year revenue. Overall, Microsoft earned $13.10 billion for the quarter,
coming in more than $1 billion below Wall Street estimates.
Although Microsoft hit several tech…
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