AMD has begun to enter Intel’s dreams: Here is the latest situation in the processor market

The adventure and journey that started with the Zen architecture seems to take AMD to the gold-filled chest at the end of the rainbow. On the other hand, Intel is moving away from the days when it had a large part of the market. According to data from Mercury Research, AMD has increased its processor market share.

AMD comes with strong strides

According to shared data AMDThe market share, which was 27.7 percent in the first quarter of 2022, will increase in the first quarter of 2023. to 34.6 percenthas increased by 6.9 percent. Intelfrom 72.3 percent. to 65.4 percent fell, but the firm still owns almost two-thirds of the x86 CPU market. It’s in the middle of these numbers covers all processors remember. In other words, these ratios include desktop processors, laptops and consoles.

Excluding IoT in a different shared screen image server CPU market shares are also included. As can be seen AMD, increasing the server market share by 6.3 percent year-on-year, in the first quarter of 2023. to 18 percenttook it out. Intelon the other hand, it saw a 6.3 percent decrease in its market share in the same time period. to 82 percentdropped it.

Obviously, Intel’s undisputed leadership continues, but AMD’s rise is different. On the other hand, server-side growth is more valuable to AMD because the benefit here is greater. Although Intel is still a little ahead on the server side in single-core performance, AMD continues to win the companies on the maximum core and cost side. Intel is aiming to launch more competitive products later this year, especially in the server market. It will be different to see if AMD can maintain its momentum in market share gains when that happens.