Server Chipsets - Market: Size, Share, Growth, Analysis, Key Players, Revenue, Growth | Valuates Reports

Server Chipsets - Market
The chipset is the core of the motherboard. A motherboard's CPU, memory, major I/O device and expansion card support all depend on the chipset. When building a server/workstation, the chipset, processor and memory should be considered as a whole. The server/workstation platforms and products we mention here are geared towards personal/home/small business users, who may choose to build a server/workstation on their own. Therefore, the chipset information provided here is only a subset of the full range of server/workstation chipset products available on the market.Traditionally, the term "chipset" often refers to the two main chips on the motherboard that dictate and control most of the functions: the Northbridge and the Southbridge. The Northbridge often refers to the chip that handles communications between the CPU, memory, AGP or PCI Express and the Southbridge. The Northbridge also often includes the memory controller. The Southbridge provides connections to I/O devices, such as the PCI bus, USB, PATA, SATA and PCI Express devices. Other Southbridge functions can include the interrupt controller, real time clock, power management (ACPI and APM), SMBus and so on. Southbridge chips are usually connected to Northbridge chips. Motherboards often include other types of chips to provide additional functions, such as SCSI controller, PCI-X controller/hub and network controller chips.The words "Northbridge" and "Southbridge" are older terms, but still used in the terminology for today's server/workstation chipsets, and functions are still similar. For example, MCH (Memory Controller Hub) and ICH (I/O Controller Hub) from Intel chipsets are essentially equivalent to "Northbridge" and "Southbridge" respectively in function.The Northbridge chip's memory controller means that memory support - defined by memory type, memory channels, memory speed and memory capacity - was determined by the chipset. However, for AMD Opteron processors, the memory controller is integrated into the CPU. Therefore, the CPU, not the chipset determines the memory support on modern AMD platforms.

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Report Objectives
This report provides market insight on the different segments, by manufacturers, by Type, by Application. Market size and forecast (2018-2029) has been provided in the report. The primary objectives of this report are to provide 1) global market size and forecasts, growth rates, market dynamics, industry structure and developments, market situation, trends; 2) global market share and ranking by company; 3) comprehensive presentation of the global market for Server Chipsets, with both quantitative and qualitative analysis through detailed segmentation; 4) detailed value chain analysis and review of growth factors essential for the existing market players and new entrants; 5) emerging opportunities in the market and the future impact of major drivers and restraints of the market.

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Company Profiles:
• Intel
• AMD
• NVIDIA
• Serverworks

Segment by Type:
• AMD Socket AM4 series
• Intel C240 series
• Serverworks GC-LE series
• Nvidia Grace Series

by Application
• Personal
• Residential
• Enterprise

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