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Companies using Sun SPARC T-Series Servers

We have data on 46 companies that use Sun SPARC T-Series Servers. The companies using Sun SPARC T-Series Servers are most often found in United States and in the Information Technology and Services industry. Sun SPARC T-Series Servers is most often used by companies with >10000 employees and >1000M dollars in revenue. Our data for Sun SPARC T-Series Servers usage goes back as far as 7 years and 6 months.

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Who uses Sun SPARC T-Series Servers?

Some of the companies that use Sun SPARC T-Series Servers include:
Company Fujitsu Ltd
Website fujitsu.com
Country Japan
Revenue >1000M
Company Size >10000
Company AT&T Inc
Website att.com
Country United States
Revenue >1000M
Company Size >10000
Company Google
Website google.com
Country United States
Revenue >1000M
Company Size >10000
Company Verizon Communications Inc.
Website verizon.com
Country United States
Revenue >1000M
Company Size >10000
Company Tata Consultancy Services Ltd
Website tcs.com
Country India
Revenue >1000M
Company Size >10000

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Sun SPARC T-Series Servers Market Share and Competitors in Server Hardware

We use the best indexing techniques combined with advanced data science to monitor the market share of over 15,000 technology products, including Server Hardware. By scanning billions of public documents, we are able to collect deep insights on every company, with over 100 data fields per company at an average. In the Server Hardware category, Sun SPARC T-Series Servers has a market share of about 0.1%. Other major and competing products in this category include:

Sun SPARC T-Series Servers
Server Hardware
Sun SPARC T-Series Servers market share in Server Hardware is about 0.04%
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    What is Sun SPARC T-Series Servers?

    SPARC T-Series is a family of RISC processors and UNIX server computers developed by Sun Microsystems and Oracle Corporation, based on the SPARC V9architecture. The first generation T-Series processor, the UltraSPARC T1, and servers based on it were developed by Sun and announced in December 2005.As later generations were introduced, the term "T-Series" was used to refer to the entire family of processors.

    Top Industries that use Sun SPARC T-Series Servers

    Looking at Sun SPARC T-Series Servers customers by industry, we find that Information Technology and Services (24%), Financial Services (7%) and Telecommunications (7%) are the largest segments.

    Companies using Sun SPARC T-Series Servers - Distribution by industry

    Top Countries that use Sun SPARC T-Series Servers

    48% of Sun SPARC T-Series Servers customers are in United States, 7% are in Australia and 7% are in United Kingdom.

    Sun SPARC T-Series Servers customers by country

    Distribution of companies that use Sun SPARC T-Series Servers based on company size (Employees)

    Of all the customers that are using Sun SPARC T-Series Servers, a majority (62%) are large (>1000 employees), 7% are small (<50 employees) and 14% are medium-sized.

    Companies using Sun SPARC T-Series Servers, by size (number of employees)

    Distribution of companies that use Sun SPARC T-Series Servers based on company size (Revenue)

    Of all the customers that are using Sun SPARC T-Series Servers, a majority (57%) are large (>$1000M), 9% are small (<$50M) and 0% are medium-sized.

    Sun SPARC T-Series Servers clients - distribution by company revenue

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