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GIGABYTE Spins Off Its Server Business Unit As Giga Computing

Written by Michael Larabel in Hardware on 3 January 2023 at 10:26 AM EST. 15 Comments

GIGABYTE announced this morning they have spun off their server business unit and formed Giga Computing for their enterprise products moving forward.

GIGABYTE's server business unit / enterprise division has been spun off as Giga Computing as an independent, wholly-owned GIGABYTE subsidiary. GIGABYTE believes this spin-off will lead to the best long-term and sustainable growth.

GIGABYTE spinning off their server/network/enterprise portfolio has been talked about for a number of months going back to early 2022 while now this move has indeed been completed successfully. More details on today's announcement via the GIGABYTE.com press release.

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