According to the latest data published by IDC (International Data Corporation), the global server market experienced an explosion in 2024. The sector, which grew by 91 percent on an annual basis, provided a major increase in income, especially with the spread of artificial intelligence -supported solutions. In the last quarter of 2024, a total of $ 77.3 billion income was obtained, while this figure was recorded as one of the biggest jumps of the server market in recent years.Nvidia’s share 90 percent
According to the data, the GPU -embedded server market has grown 192.6 percent in the last quarter, while producing $ 235.7 billion in revenue all year round. In this segment, Nvidia has made a big difference to its competitors with its market share of exceeding 90 percent. The company continues to supply strong solutions such as GB200 NVL72 to giants such as Amazon, Google and Microsoft. In particular, Blackwell B200 GPUs and NVL72 platform are among the main preferred systems to meet high performance needs in artificial intelligence applications. In general, this market has grown almost twice as much as 5 years ago.
Looking at the general market, X86 -based servers grew by 59.9 percent in 2024, providing $ 54.8 billion revenue. However, the main point was the growth rate of non -X86 servers, including ARM and RISC -based special solutions. While annual growth in this segment reached an extraordinary level of 262.1 percent, the total income obtained was recorded as $ 22.5 billion. These servers, especially for AI and cloud information -oriented infrastructure, are expected to get a larger market share in the coming years.
US and Chinese dominates revenues
In the global income distribution, the US continued to lead with a share of 56 percent. China, on the other hand, made a growth of 93.3 percent and made 25 percent of the total income generated worldwide. Although Japan, Asia Pacific and EMEA (Europe, Middle East and Africa) regions also exhibited remarkable growth rates, Latin America was the region that recorded the lowest growth with only 7 percent increase.
