AMD’s processor market shares continue to grow. The market researcher Mercury Research estimates that the chip manufacturer in the third quarter 2020 on a total share of 20, 4 percent came – mobile, desktop and server included. All end customer CPUs added up, i.e. desktop models (20, 1 percent) and notebooks (20, 2 Percent), AMD has the 20 er mark cracked.

It went ahead within a year, especially with notebooks, where AMD’s market share was 5.5 percent or 37, 4 percent increase (Q3 / 2019: 14, 7 percent). For desktop processors, it was 2.1 percentage points or 11, 6 percent high (Q3 / 2011: 18 percent). The exact numbers from Mercury Research are broken down on the website Tom’s Hardware .

AMD’s CPU market shares broken down by segment (source: Mercury Research) Quarter Q3 2020 Q2 2020 Q3 2019 Desktop 20,1% 19, 2% 18, 0% Mobile 20, 2% 19, 9% 14, 7% Server 6.6% 5.8% 4.3% Desktop + Mobile 20, 2% 19, 7% 15,8th% Total (x 86) 22, 4% 18, 3% 14, 6% Ryzen ensures high proportions For AMD, the development looks bright before the market launch of the Ryzen – 5000 – generation: The The share of end customer CPUs was recently so high in the middle 2011. In the case of notebooks, 20, 2 percent represents a best value. According to market researchers, AMD mainly sold Ryzen processors, while Intel was able to improve the delivery situation for entry-level models (Celeron, Pentium, Core i3). Otherwise the plus at AMD would have been even greater.

If you include server CPUs, the chip manufacturer was in the third quarter 2020 for a total of 22, 4 percent (+ 6.3 percentage points vs. Q3 / 2011) – maximum value since the end of the Athlon – 64 – era 2007. Mercury Research includes network infrastructure and edge servers in its own statistics, which benefits Intel with Atoms and Xeon-D. AMD was 6.6 percent in Q3 / 2020 – plus 2.3 percentage points or 37, 5 percent compared to the previous year.

In the pure server comparison Epyc vs. Xeon SP should AMD the third quarter 2019 with a share of high 12, have completed 1 percent. This corresponds to a plus of 16, 3 Percent or 1.7 percentage points in just three months (Q2 / 2020: 10, 4 percent).

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