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Enterprise PC demand may benefit from the end of Windows XP support

Aaron Lee, Taipei; Joseph Tsai, DIGITIMES Asia Monday 29 July 2013 1

As Microsoft is set to end its support for Windows XP in April, 2014, sources from the upstream supply chain believe the action will help trigger a PC replacement trend in the enterprise market.

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