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Stay updated on Intel’s hardware roadmap, featuring Nova Lake CPU leaks, Arc GPU updates, and the battle for desktop supremacy.
… This jives with reports from early in the year, which suggested that AMD would take market share from Intel due to CPU shortages. Separately from its global report, JPR also publishes a separate document on the desktop add-in board AIB market. …
… The US smartphone market is a tough one to crack, and Motorola and Intel won't want to release a phone that limps behind the Galaxy S3 , iPhone 4S, and upcoming iPhone 5. …
… This doesn't seem to be quite the latest data, because it shows AMD gaining market share against Intel. According to the SHS, AMD has been losing market share to Intel for several months, despite reports indicating the opposite is happening. …
… Between $400 and $500, AMD would be competing against the lower-end Core i5-5200U from Intel, as well as various Haswell-era Celerons and lower-end Intel parts. Instead, OEMs are building low-quality hardware at premium prices, tossing Carrizo against Intel chips it wasn't meant to compete against. …
… Intel needs to pay close attention While Microsoft is doubling-down on its Intel processor reliance, having dumped its ARM-based tablet offering, Apple's iPad Pro runs on the company's own CPU. …
… Whether these gains could be sustained against dominant players in the market like Qualcomm , Intel , and other companies that would be adopting them as well, is an open question. …
… The new Richland APUs aren't going to reshape the market, but they do improve AMD's competition position in the critical low-power market. …
… Microsoft needs to bring something truly compelling to the tablet market if it wants to wrest market share away from Apple, Google, Amazon, and Samsung. …
… There are no "easy" problems left to solve, but the consequence of betting on the wrong technology could be cataclysmically expensive in terms of lost market share and enormous R&D costs. …
… Don't get me wrong -- I actually really like the idea of this kind of hand-off capability and it makes a great deal of sense for AMD -- but I'm not sure AMD commands enough market share to drive adoption, particularly given that Mantle is an uphill battle all its own. …
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