Hewlett Packard, with a view to acquire the highest position amidst the server merchants, outperformed opponent IBM while global server trades announced their largest jump since 2003.

A second uninterrupted quarter of revenue progression was observed in the server market with the quickest ever pace of progress recorded since 2003 as the server returns jumped to US $10.9 billion with an upsurge of 11 % during the second sector of the fiscal year.

But in spite of the escalating server revenue during the second quarter, owing to the binary figure downfalls in 2009, the global profits from the server market have not been able to top the notable highs logged in 2008.

In contrast to this time last year, the revenue growth as a result of the increasing orders for mid-range and volume systems has been quite promising with a progress percentage of 16 % and 32% respectively though the mid-range systems was amongst those devices that had been most awfully hit by the downfall due to its high price.

HP has claimed the first rank with a profit percentage of 37% while Dell has managed to acquire the third position with its 26% growth in returns.