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Tejas Sheth, Owner, Apical, Mumbai talks about the server and networking business in India. During lockdown, there were some ups and downs in this field. However, the rise of Clouds and Datacentres led to a greater demand for servers and networking. Since this field is about to expand further, the business leaders in this field are optimistic about its prospects.
How is the technology of servers and networking evolving in 2022-2023?
Tejas Sheth - Server is at the core of any technology and it’s ever evolving and is progressing for the
better.
How is the business growth of servers and networking in 2022-2023?
Tejas Sheth - Due to Covid there was decline in growth in server, as new investments for infrastructure did not happen at core level. It was all happening at user level. Now this year onwards, we shall see growth coming in for servers as well.
What are the challenges faced by you in this field? How do you resolve these challenges? What are the new opportunities in servers and networking?
Tejas Sheth - Currently biggest challenge is the supply of material. Chips are in shortage and hence, delivery is taking long time. We have to secure material if we want to deliver. Our supply logistics is working very hard to ensure supply of material at the shortest time.
How is the technology of servers and networking evolving in 2022-2023?
Tejas Sheth - Server is at the core of any technology and it’s ever evolving and is progressing for the
better.
How is the business growth of servers and networking in 2022-2023?
Tejas Sheth - Due to Covid there was decline in growth in server, as new investments for infrastructure did not happen at core level. It was all happening at user level. Now this year onwards, we shall see growth coming in for servers as well.
What are the challenges faced by you in this field? How do you resolve these challenges? What are the new opportunities in servers and networking?
Tejas Sheth - Currently biggest challenge is the supply of material. Chips are in shortage and hence, delivery is taking long time. We have to secure material if we want to deliver. Our supply logistics is working very hard to ensure supply of material at the shortest time. With new generation of CPU coming in and pandemic now almost gone, the private and public sectors will now start reinvesting in the business and we see that as big opportunity.