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| Symbol | Name | Time | Trade | Change | % Chg | Volume | P/E Ratio | EPS | Mkt Cap |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| IT | Gartner | 21:01 GMT | 37.57 | -0.24 | -0.63% | 468527 | 29.56 | 1.279 | 3.565B |
Latest Gartner news
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UK PC suppliers pray for Windows 8
According to Gartner, UK PC sales dropped 20 percent in the final quarter of 2011, with only Apple and Lenovo increasing sales. Last year, UK PC sales dropped 15.9 percent, or 2 million units. -
The PC market starts to grow again
Of course all these figures fly in the face of what Gartner said recently. Still 90 percent of statistics are fabricated. And 100 percent of microprocessors are fabricated. -
Apple can't make it work in India and in China
Anshul Gupta, principal research analyst at consultancy Gartner told Reuters that Chinese and Indian telcos will not subsidise like they do in the West. -
Microsoft has a prophecy of 2012 profit loss
To make matters worse, as we reported, Gartner's tarot card readers and IDC's gazers at crystal balls are also predicting things to be much worse in 2012. -
Global PC shipments deteriorate
Beancounters working for analyst group Gartner have added up the numbers and divided by their shoe sizes to work out that after two quarters of positive growth, worldwide PC shipments fell to 92.2 million units in the fourth quarter. -
Corporate IT spending on the up
The four to five percent figure is about the same as what Gartner reckoned and is slightly above the forecast of four percent global GDP growth. However, it is a lot less than the projected 7.6 percent growth in 2011. -
Intel is the strongest it has ever been
Beancounters working for Gartner say that Chipzilla has its highest-ever market share of all time. -
Semiconductor outfits slumping
Meanwhile, the World Semiconductor Trade Statistics organisation projects 1.3 percent growth for 2011 and 2.6 percent next year. Market research group Gartner reduced semiconductor international revenue outlook for 2012 to 2.2 percent. -
Thai flood HDD undersupply leads to oversupply
It's not exactly good news for an industry which has been entrenched in doom and gloom. PC sales have been hard hit this year, according to data from Gartner. Netbooks, too, are tipped to go the way of the dodo. -
HP profits slump as PC business stagnates
Despite the doom and gloom of HP’s road to recovery, it seems that its PR team have concocted a cunning plan to divert attention to its printer business. A press release states that HP is at the top of three of Gartner’s ‘Magic Quadrants’ for its printers and print services. -
Android continues to rule roost
According to Gartner figures, in the third quarter of the year Android ran on an estimated 52.5 per cent of all smartphones sold. -
PC sales showed big decline in third quarter
Total unit shipments amounted to 14.8 million in the quarter, according to data from Gartner. Notebook shipments, said Gartner, showed a 12.6 percent decline – largely because sales of netbooks slumped by 40 percent. -
Online music sales up half a billion dollars a year
According to Gartner stats, worldwide revenues for online music sales are set to reach $6.3 billion this year, up from $5,9 billion last year. This is set to continue to $6.8 billion in 2012, before hitting $7.7 billion in 2015. -
TSMC denies having problems with 28-nm
TSMC's European president, Maria Marced, has denied claims by analyst outfit Gartner that her outfit is having yield problems on 28-nm process technologies. -
TSMC pushes ahead with 450 nanometre wafer plans
International Electronics Forum 2011She also addressed a number of other topics affecting the semiconductor industry. Right now she said semi growth is stunted by economic woes in the third quarter, she said. Gartner and IHS iSuppli have both said that sales are slowing rapidly. -
Analysts slash semi market growth for 2011
This is echoed by Gartner which says that excess inventory levels are likely to be chopped as a cautious measure. -
Lack of transparency scares enterprise off Google mail
Gartner believes big businesses might as well use Gmail instead of Microsoft Exchange Online in the enterprise. -
Sony laughed out of tablet market
This is leading Gartner to point out that while consumers might want tablets, for those prices they might as well buy an iPad.
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