Jon Peddie Research welcomes Hernán Quijano as workstation analyst.
TIBURON, CALIF.(August 1, 2025) – Jon Peddie Research (JPR) today announced the appointment of industry veteran Hernán Quijano as workstation analyst. Quijano has extensive experience in the workstation segment, especially when it comes to high-performance workflows and benchmarking.
“I am pleased to welcome Hernán to JPR. His knowledge of and experience in the workstation industry will be a valuable asset to us,” said Jon Peddie, president of Jon Peddie Research. “His vision for the workstation segment will bring new insights to JPR.”
Hernán began his career at an early age, analyzing hardware for 3D animation while still in high school in the 1990s, which drove his interest into electronic engineering and visual computing. He served Intel for 22 years in Colombia, Brazil, and the US; during the last five years, he led Intel’s global workstation sales, playing a central role in elevating the segment to record financial and awareness levels. In 2025, he founded CavalryHQ (www.cavalryhq.tech) to share his vision for the workstation segment, calling for collaboration among PC OEMs and hardware and software vendors, to empower and unleash users with state-of-the-art compute technologies.
At JPR, Hernán will be contributing his knowledge and assessments to JPR’s ongoing coverage of the workstation industry, including regular columns, news, and more.
About Jon Peddie Research
Jon Peddie Research has been active in the graphics and multimedia fields for more than 30 years. JPR is a technically oriented multimedia and graphics research and consulting firm. Based in Tiburon, California, JPR provides consulting, research, and other specialized services to technology companies in various fields, including graphics development, multimedia for professional applications and consumer electronics, high-end computing, and Internet-access product development. JPR’s Market Watch is a quarterly report focused on PC graphics controller’s market activity for notebook and desktop computing.
