A micro-server is a small form-factor system on a chip (SoC) server. It is tailor made towards its tasks that require relatively limited compute power to carry out individually, but which need to be performed in very significant numbers. For instance, serving static HTML elements on a large traffic website. Micro-servers provide a low-power substitute for the higher-end servers, whose architecture is tailored towards jobs that require high processing power than these light workloads. They can be banded together into clusters easily and are suitable for tasks that do not require several CPUs. They are often used by small and medium sized enterprises that operate with minimum IT staff.

Some of the key factors that are driving the micro-server market are low cost of these servers, low power consumption, and small form factors. Due to these advantages offered by micro-servers, there is growing adoption for them areas like data centers, hospitals and retail industry. Micro-servers are generally based on small form factor and micro-server’s system on a chip (SoC) boards pack the CPU, memory, and system I/O implemented on a single integrated circuit. The compact size of the boards allows firmly packed clusters of micro-servers to be built in a way that it saves physical space in the data center.

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Unfamiliarity, lack of clarity about the workloads and the rise of virtualization could pose challenges for the micro-servers market. Micro-servers bring a new kind of hardware and smaller form factor to the data center, which abandoned the blade concept that's been in place for a number of years. While the concepts are essentially the same for everyone from front-line operators to data center designers. From this, they will have to learn new operational considerations and design.

Ability to tailor according to the specified computing task is expected to bring novel opportunities for the micro-server market. Generally the micro-server is made for performing lightweight tasks. However, as the technology matures, micro-servers customized to even more specific computing workloads, such as running industry-specific software as a service application.

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The micro-servers market can be segmented on the basis of processor, Application, and region. On the basis of processor, micro-server market can be segmented into Intel, ARM, AMD and other processors. Furthermore, on the basis of end-user, the micro-server market can be segmented into data centers, cloud computing, network & storage, data analytics and others.

Geographically the micro-servers market is segmented into North America, Europe, Asia Pacific, Middle East and Africa and South America. North America & Europe are expected to lead due to growing technology innovations with respect to the micro-servers. However, the Asia Pacific region is expected to grow at a significant pace due to increasing amount of data traffic as a result of increased number of smartphones and tablets across the countries such as India & China.

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Some of the key players in the micro-servers market are Intel Corporation, Hewlett Packard Enterprise Development LP, Dell, ILA-MICROSERVERS.NL, Quanta Computer Inc., SuperServer, FUJITSU, IBM Corporation, NEC Corporation and more.