AMD EPYC Server Revenue Share Hits Record 46.2% as EPYC Gains on Intel Xeon by Paul Lilly — Thursday, May 14, 2026, 08:53 AM EDT Coming off a blowout quarter in which AMD reported $10.25 billion in Q1 revenue driven by major gains in the data center, newly released figures by Mercury Research indic… …
… Their market share dropped from 94% to 92% which still puts the company in a dominant position. The AIB overall attach rate in desktop PCs for the quarter increased to 162%, down -0.6% from last quarter. …
… Consumer CPUs: AMD gains ground, but only modestly The quarter, however, showed a split between desktops and notebooks as Intel has managed to claw back 3.2% of the desktop PC market. …
… This means AMD increased its market share by 1.54x in just one year -- a substantial improvement for any company. Gains were split between desktop and laptops, but not by as much we would've seen in the early 2000s, when AMD was almost entirely a desktop and server processor company. …
… AMD’s Ryzen PRO processors are primarily targeted at OEM commercial desktops and enterprise deployments. In addition to standard Ryzen desktop performance, the PRO family typically emphasizes platform stability, centralized management capabilities, enterprise validation, and long-term support. …
… New mobile platforms have strengthened Intel's position in notebooks, while upcoming desktop architectures are expected to bring significant performance gains. …
… AMD channel market share based on European retailer Mindshare.de The desktop market share gains are great for AMD -- any pickup is good for the company -- but ultimately they won't be sufficient to achieve the company's long-term goals. …
… AMD's market share finally declines For once, the change in buying behavior hurt AMD. Though the company had reported several quarters of increasing share, AMD lost ground in the desktop market by 3.2 percentage points from the end of 2025 through the first quarter of 2026. …
