Popularity

Popularity, in our view, is used to interpret general data trends regarding the count of reviews about products in the Server Virtualization industry. While this section doesn't look into user satisfaction, product affordability, competition dynamics, and language support - we will have pages about those subject matters as well.

Overall Popularity

Server Virtualization is currently the 337th most reviewed software category based on our calculations with 37 reviews last year. Year over year, Server Virtualization's review count expanded 184.62%. Server Virtualization reached its top popularity level in 2016 coming in 156th place with 92 customer reviews. But, it is currently at its lowest relative popularity ranking. Since Hyper-V came out, the category has accumulated 369 total customer reviews. Ranking as the 337th most reviewed category globally, Server Virtualization is an exceedingly uncommon category.

Old Vs. New

The earliest Server Virtualization product on our list is Hyper-V with its first known customer review appearing 9 years ago. The most recent Server Virtualization product in the market is VMware vSphere Hypervisor with its earliest known review appearing in 2013.

Lets Take a Trip

The United States uses Server Virtualization software products more than any other nation and currently boasts 173 reviews. The United States is followed by Canada, India, the United Kingdom, and Sri Lanka with an overall average of 19 reviews. During this past year Server Virtualization category gained popularity in the United States to become the United States' 355th most reviewed software category. The most heavily used Server Virtualization product is VMware vSphere Hypervisor and has 221 ratings.

Size Matters

Many buyers of Server Virtualization products are medium businesses, representing 46% of all clients. They are trailed by small business clients (27%), and large businesses (26%). The adoption of Server Virtualization software for medium businesses is increasing currently, growing by 360% in the last year. Server Virtualization products for large businesses have experienced a recession this year, shrinking 460% of the prior year's value.

Titans of Industry

The top industries for Server Virtualization are information technology and services, telecommunications, computer software, hospital and health care, and construction.