CPU demand
Total CPU demand, then x86 vs non-x86 (Arm/other) from the year-sheet BOM roll-up.
CPU demand is collected by rolling the server bill of materials into processor dollars, using total server demand and the x86 versus Arm mix. The page provides total CPU demand and the modeled architecture split from 2020 onward; it is demand, not vendor revenue.
Companies considered include Intel and AMD for x86 server processors and Arm-based server CPU vendors for the non-x86 portion. The model considers the processors installed in OEM, ODM, and hyperscaler-direct systems.
Total CPU demand
CPUAccRAMDemand total server CPU (AI + non-AI) from SUMMARYCPU.
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CPU demand: x86 vs Arm
CPUAccRAMDemand from SUMMARYCPU. x86 vs Arm/other (menu: X86, Non X86).
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How to interpret this data
Use this demand view with the corresponding Supply and Coverage pages to see whether market availability is keeping pace with modeled spending.
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What does this page measure?
Total CPU demand, then x86 vs non-x86 (Arm/other) from the year-sheet BOM roll-up.
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