During its last earnings report, AMD confirmed that it has had 10 successive quarters of growth (Yes, 30 months in a row taking Intel's market), and that its global market share in the premium CPU segment has already exceeded 50%.
"Processor earnings for customers grew significantly year-over-year, as strong demand on Ryzen processors resulted in significant double-digit percentage increases in shipped units and average selling price." Lisa Su stated during her last investor call. "As a result, we believe we have gained customer unit market share for the 10th consecutive quarter."
Then continued On the desktop, overall demand for our latest Ryzen 3000s and previous generation Ryzen 2000s was strong, and both continue to be top sellers, having more than 50% share of premium processors in many of the world's leading etailers. global".
This demonstrates AMD's strong leadership in the processor market, offering better price-performance than Intel and the latest technology, including PCI-E 4.0, models up to 64 cores, and much more.
It will be interesting to see how the situation continues with the launch of the new Intel Comet Lake-S, although it is likely that AMD remains the leader thanks to the fact that it still offers an excellent price.
What do you think about these AMD news? Did you contribute to this figure by recently buying a red processor?
Source: PCGamer