AMD’s x86 CPU share gains against Intel in the desktop and server segments were due in part to ‘surprisingly strong’ shipments of the company’s Ryzen 5000 processors as well as its 4 th ...

The desktop PC processor market segment was a ... so winning a 3.4% from Intel in a year is a good result. In the server CPU market, AMD continued its momentum, achieving a record-high market ...

The Linux-based test compared Nvidia's Grace server CPU with AMD's Threadripper ... the TDP of a single Grace CPU, but the comparison suggests that a desktop CPU launch from Nvidia could lead ...

To summarize, AMD's share of the Server market (in terms of CPU shipments) for Q1 2024 increased 5.6% year-over-year, with AMD's share of the Desktop market for Q1 2024 increased 4.7% year-over-year.

AMD’s desktop CPU market share jumped nearly 10 percent ... Mercury analyst Dean McCarron said. AMD claims that server revenue share — its market share of the total amount spent on servers ...

Advanced Micro Devices, Inc (NASDAQ:AMD) claims it holds a 33% share in the server CPU market as it prepares ... double-digit growth in server CPUs and desktop/laptop segments.

It's too early to declare AMD the modern-day Buster Douglas of tech, but it is getting in some impressive jabs, having knocked loose some more desktop and server CPU share from its heavyweight rival.

AMD’s growth in the server space was “multiples” of Intel ... Qualcomm has yet to launch a desktop CPU, too, meaning that Arm’s influence in the PC market has focused solely on notebook ...

What Happened In The PC And Server Segments AMD was able to make a significant gain in the desktop CPU segment thanks to seasonal growth while Intel dealt with a decline in shipments, McCarron said.

Intel (NASDAQ: INTC) made significant progress last year in its server central processing unit (CPU) business. The company has been losing market share to AMD for years, partly because it was ...