Judging by the current market status, demand for servers has started revitalizing each quarter, where a segment of server ODMs have been seeing a sizable increase of orders from US-based CSPs since 4Q24...
TrendForce reports that server DRAM revenue grew by 8.0% QoQ and 84.4% YoY in 4Q24, driven by continued growth in DDR5 shipments and prices. While overall bit shipments saw a slight increase, individual supplier performance varied. Micron saw significant revenue growth due to aggressive shipments of DDR5 and HBM products. Looking ahead to 2025, AI server demand will continue to grow, but CSPs' slower transition to advanced processes may limit the supply of certain products.
As indicated by the survey of global intelligence firm TrendForce, the server DRAM market continues to benefit by increase of DDR5 shipment and prices...
This week’s Bulletin provides an update on the latest dynamics of server ODMs, CPUs, and GPUs, as well as updates on the supply chain of server cooling...
The comprehensive quarterly reports detailing market trends, supplier comparisons, and forecast data. It provides the critical analysis on HBM production overview, Spec. outlook, and shipment forecast, etc.
TrendForce reports that the total revenue of the global top 10 foundries climbed 9.9% QoQ to a new record in 4Q24, driven by strong wafer shipments from advanced nodes (3nm and 5/4nm). TSMC maintained its leadership position with significant revenue growth from its 3nm node. Looking ahead to 2025, AI servers and edge AI will continue to be the key growth drivers, and the global top 10 foundries are expected to see further revenue gains.
Server Market Dynamics and Analysis – Worldwide and China
Dynamics of CSPs and Server Brands
Key Trends in AI Servers and Data Center Markets During 2025
TRI’s View
With the rapid development of AI applications, the deployment of AI servers continues to expand, prompting CSPs and various AI startups to actively invest in in-house ASICs...
TrendForce indicates that CSPs continue to actively invest in in-house AI ASICs, and the emergence of DeepSeek will further catalyze this trend. Although NVIDIA GPUs remain the mainstream for AI servers, both North American and Chinese CSPs are accelerating in-house ASIC development to improve performance, reduce costs, and lessen reliance on external suppliers. ASIC AI servers are projected to reach a 29% market share by 2028, with a market value of US$41 billion.