AMD Is Hitting Market Share It Hasn't Held in a Decade
… According to a new report released by AMD in partnership with Mercury Research, the firm gained market share across all major segments: Server, desktop, and notebook. …
… According to a new report released by AMD in partnership with Mercury Research, the firm gained market share across all major segments: Server, desktop, and notebook. …
… This new analysis comes on the heels of AMD reporting record revenue for 2021, which we noted last week. It also tracks with industry analysts' expectations that in the first half of 2022, AMD will continue to lose market share to Intel in the notebook while AMD takes server market share from Intel. …
… The company picked up 4.9 percentage points of share year-over-year in desktop and slightly more than that in laptops 5.1 percentage points . AMD still holds a larger share of the desktop space than it does the laptop Opens in a new window market, however. Servers are a bit of a puzzle, honestly. …
Intel made several announcements as part of its unveil of OneAPI Gold and a new GPU product intended for the video processing / Android cloud gaming market. First up: the new Intel Server GPU. …
… "I am honored to deliver the opening keynote this year and provide new details about the next generation of high-performance AMD platforms and products. …
This week, Microsoft announced a new initiative with Qualcomm aimed at bringing full 32-bit Win32 compatibility to ARM devices running Windows 10 in 2017. …
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… This indirectly confirms Intel knew about these flaws long before they became common knowledge. Typically, a new CPU design is frozen at least a year before products ship for revenue. …
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