Windows’ Impact on Chip Sales – Single User

Description

For the past couple of decades businesses have explained that PC demand increases with the introduction of new Windows operating systems, leading to proportional increases in semiconductor demand.  This phenomenon is commonly called the “Windows Bump.”  A close examination of the relationship between DRAM gigabyte demand and Windows introduction dates casts this theory into question.

This three-page Brief uses a carefully-annotated chart and a table to compare DRAM demand to the release of new Windows operating systems.

The single-user license allows one electronic copy to be stored on a PC, and up to three print copies to be circulated within a single department.

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