Até 2014, mais de 70% dos servidores instalados serão virtualizados, de acordo com um relatório divulgado recentemente pela IDC.(http://www.theregister.co.uk/2010/12/20/idc_server_virtualization_forecast/)
Apesar disso, ainda veremos muitos servidores físicos sendo vendidos pelos próximos quatro anos e além. A empresa estimou que mais de 23% de todos os servidores físicos vendidos até 2014 “terão suporte ativo para tecnologias de virtualização”.
Segundo a IDC, as receitas vidas da venda de servidores físicos com suporte para tecnologias de virtualização terão um crescimento anual de 14% entre 2009 e 2014, número duas vezes maior do que a taxa de crescimento do mercado de servidores como um todo.
A IDC também especulou que as empresas consumirão cerca de 9,6 milhões de servidores físicos até 2014 e que apenas 2,2 milhões deles serão virtualizados.
A empresa também destacou um ponto interessante: 7,4 milhões de servidores serão vendidos em 2014 e dos 2,2 milhões de servidores virtualizados, a média de máquinas virtuais/partições lógicas será de 8,5. Isto significa que o número de servidores virtuais nestas máquinas vendidas em 2014 representarão 18,4 milhões de servidores virtuais/lógicos.
Para fazer suas projeções, a IDC utilizou seus modelos de servidores e os aumentou com informações sobre os planos obtidos de mais de 400 locais de venda de equipamentos de TI no mundo todo.
By 2014, more than 70% of installed servers will be virtualized, according to a recent report by IDC. (http://www.theregister.co.uk/2010/12/20/idc_server_virtualization_forecast/
Despite this, we will see many physical servers being sold for the next four years and beyond. The company estimated that over 23% of all physical servers sold by 2014 "will be active support for virtualization technologies."
According to IDC, revenues from the sale of life physical servers with support for virtualization technologies will have an annual growth of 14% between 2009 and 2014, twice as many than the growth rate of the server market as a whole.
IDC also speculated that companies will consume about 9.6 million physical servers by 2014 and only 2.2 million of them will be virtualized.
The company also highlighted an interesting point: 7.4 million servers will be sold in 2014 and 2.2 million virtualized servers, average VM / logical partitions will be 8.5. This means that the number of virtual servers on these machines sold in 2014 represent 18.4 million virtual servers / software.
To make its forecasts, IDC used its server models and increased with information on plans obtained from more than 400 stalls selling IT equipment worldwide.
Despite this, we will see many physical servers being sold for the next four years and beyond. The company estimated that over 23% of all physical servers sold by 2014 "will be active support for virtualization technologies."
According to IDC, revenues from the sale of life physical servers with support for virtualization technologies will have an annual growth of 14% between 2009 and 2014, twice as many than the growth rate of the server market as a whole.
IDC also speculated that companies will consume about 9.6 million physical servers by 2014 and only 2.2 million of them will be virtualized.
The company also highlighted an interesting point: 7.4 million servers will be sold in 2014 and 2.2 million virtualized servers, average VM / logical partitions will be 8.5. This means that the number of virtual servers on these machines sold in 2014 represent 18.4 million virtual servers / software.
To make its forecasts, IDC used its server models and increased with information on plans obtained from more than 400 stalls selling IT equipment worldwide.
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