Revenue from the United States Information Technology equipment market is projected to keep growing in the coming years. Data gathered by Learnbonds.com indicates that in the next three years, the revenue will grow by about 2% to hit $128 billion from the 2020 estimates of $125.48 billion.
By next year, the revenue is projected to increase by 2.54% to hit $126.51 billion while in 2022, the returns will slightly grow to $127.32 billion. The revenue is from IT equipment including desktops, laptops, servers and other peripherals like accessories.
From 2012 to the 2020 projections, the cumulative revenue has grown by at least 8%. Notably, between 2012 and 2016, the revenue was inconsistent. For example, in 2013, the returns grew to $119.09 billion before slightly declining to $118.43 billion the following year. In 2015, the revenue rose by 2.54% and then embarked on a steady increase, a trend set to continue.
From the data, the highest revenue comes from equipment related to personal computers where by 2023 it is expected to hit $71.86 billion, a growth of about 0.2% from the 2022 estimate of 71.73. By the end of 2020, the revenue from PCs will be $71.14 billion. Additionally, an overview of the last eight years shows that revenue from PCs has been steadily growing. Generally from 2012 to 2020, the revenue has increased by 13.31%.
Similarly, revenue from peripherals has also been growing steadily and it is set to stand at $33.37 billion by 2023 representing an increase of 2.5% from the projected 2020 revenue of $32.55 billion.
Interestingly revenue from these sets of equipment has been inconsistent over the last eight years. In 2012, the revenue was $36.09 billion which later rose to $37.17 billion a year later. In 2014, the revenue took a dip to record $34.50 billion before hitting another low of $33.58 billion in 2016. Since then the revenue has been rising steadily. This fluctuation majorly affected the cumulative returns from the entire US IT equipment market over the last eight years.
The growing revenue trend has also been replicated under equipment related to servers. In 2020, the revenue is set to be $21. 78 billion and later grow by 4.3% in the next three years to stand at $22.71 billion. Between 2012 and 2020, revenue from server equipment has grown by 18.43%.
The projected revenue from IT equipment might soar more than expected this year due to the ongoing Coronavirus crisis. With 1/3 the global population living in quarantine, this might act as a catalyst for acquiring IT equipment.
The growth in PC sales is due to the fact that computer products are quickly becoming standard, every-day household items. Generally, most households own at least one computer and laptop. Furthermore, the rapid technological inventions and advances in addition to better production procedures have made personal computers more affordable than ever.
US leads in IT equipment revenue
This year, the US revenue from IT equipment puts the country in the pole position globally. Based on the 2020 projections, China is the only country that comes close to the US with a revenue of $123.24 billion. Elsewhere, Japan’s projected revenue is at least four times less compared to the US at $27.96 billion. India occupies the fourth slot at 26.40 billion while Brazil occupies the fifth slot with projected revenue of $23.24.
Other countries with top IT revenue equipment for 2020 include Germany ($18.35), UK ($16.82), France ($15.49), Mexico ($14.54) and Canada ($14.14).
In the coming years, there might be new trends in the IT equipment market powered by technologies such as the internet of things (IOT) which are innovative alternatives to existing products. At the same time, the PC market has changed especially with tablets being designed to replace laptops. The laptop and computer market will also continue benefiting from the demand for equipment with smaller sizes and less weight, longer battery life, and better overall performance.
The IT equipment market consists of sales of computer hardware by entities that produce digital equipment for everyday use in homes and for performing day to day activities in offices, such as personal computers, computer storage devices, system design services among others.
Trusted & Regulated Stock & CFD Brokers
What we like
- 0% Fees on Stocks
- 5000+ Stocks, ETFs and other Markets
- Accepts Paypal Deposits
Min Deposit
$200
Charge per Trade
Zero Commission on real stocks
64 traders signed up today
Visit Now67% of retail investor accounts lose money when trading CFDs with this provider. You should consider whether you can afford to take the high risk of losing your money.
Available Assets
- Total Number of Stocks & Shares5000+
- US Stocks
- German Stocks
- UK Stocks
- European
- ETF Stocks
- IPO
- Funds
- Bonds
- Options
- Futures
- CFDs
- Crypto
Charge per Trade
- FTSE 100 Zero Commission
- NASDAQ Zero Commission
- DAX Zero Commission
- Facebook Zero Commission
- Alphabet Zero Commission
- Tesla Zero Commission
- Apple Zero Commission
- Microsoft Zero Commission
Deposit Method
- Wire Transfer
- Credit Cards
- Bank Account
- Paypall
- Skrill
- Neteller
What we like
- Sign up today and get $5 free
- Fractals Available
- Paypal Available
Min Deposit
$0
Charge per Trade
$1 to $9 PCM
Visit Now
Investing in financial markets carries risk, you have the potential to lose your total investment.
Available Assets
- Total Number of Shares999
- US Stocks
- German Stocks
- UK Stocks
- European Stocks
- EFTs
- IPOs
- Funds
- Bonds
- Options
- Futures
- CFDs
- Crypto
Charge per Trade
- FTSE 100 $1 - $9 per month
- NASDAQ $1 - $9 per month
- DAX $1 - $9 per month
- Facebook $1 - $9 per month
- Alphabet $1 - $9 per month
- Telsa $1 - $9 per month
- Apple $1 - $9 per month
- Microsoft $1 - $9 per month
Deposit Method
- Wire Transfer
- Credit Cards
- Bank Account
Share
Justinas Baltrusaitis
