Statistics
Source-based figures about practical computer care, with dates, definitions and links.
Compare measured business backup practices across organization sizes and platforms, from cloud and offsite storage to SaaS protection, coverage gaps, and recovery outcomes.
Enterprise and establishment computer-use measures vary by country, reference year and definition. This article presents the reported figures and explains what each measure covers.
A focused look at how long computers stay in service, how often organizations replace them, and the reasons UK education respondents cited for refreshes.
Census data show U.S. electronics-store sales, inventories and monthly sales changes, but do not isolate computer hardware retail sales as a standalone category.
Survey responses show interest in refurbished IT, while sales and public-sector reporting offer a closer look at resale channels and device reuse.
A data-led look at U.S. computer and office machine repair revenue and Canadian electronic and precision repair SME benchmarks, including revenue distribution, expenses, and margins.
Compare national computer support wages, annual pay percentiles, and May 2023 wage estimates across specialties, states, metro areas, and industries.
Worldwide desktop shipments reached 59.1 million units in 2025 before falling sharply in the third quarter of 2026. Japan’s fiscal-year participant data show desktop shipments rising from 1.012 million in FY2023 to 1.273 million in FY2025.
A data-led look at digital literacy among adults, comparing EU skill levels and differences by age, education and work, alongside Northern Ireland and Philippine indicators.
A source-based overview of e-waste generation and documented recycling, with figures from the Global E-waste Monitor and national waste reporting.
Household broadband figures measure different things: U.S. adults’ reported home subscriptions, Irish households’ internet access and connection types, and OECD households’ access to networks capable of specified speeds. Together, they show broad access alongside meaningful differences by geography and household characteristics.
A source-based look at computer ownership across U.S. household groups in 2021, alongside selected historical figures from Great Britain, Canada, the UK, and Spain.
A data-led look at computer support and user support employment, projected openings, state and industry concentrations, wages, training, and job demands.
A component-by-component look at reported PC GPU, graphics add-in board, desktop CPU, overall CPU and channel SSD shipment volumes and changes.
Remote IT support has several distinct measures: employee access to enterprise resources, support-team delivery practices, pandemic-era tools and industrial plant services. These statistics show how those measures differ across surveys and populations.
Canadian data shows how small businesses divide cybersecurity spending between prevention and recovery, while surveys from several regions reveal budget pressures and purchasing priorities.
Historical business spending data and survey findings show how computer investment, refresh timing, retirement plans, tracking and procurement standards are measured.
Explore verified computer repair industry revenue, where repair technicians work, selected metro and state employment, national wage benchmarks, and the classification limits behind shop counts.
Explore BLS statistics on computer support specialist jobs, 2025–35 projections, annual openings, specialty wages, major industries, state employment, and work requirements.
A source-based review of PC repair spending measures, from small-business costs and modeled IT estimates to higher-education budgets and individual repair prices.