There are several studies showing that AMD has ceased to be a company of this town and is an option for those who can afford the Intel processor. The amount of Ryzen is twice that for this type of users as well Your idea of a low-quality product goes to a better life, as its processors are now more important, where they hold even within the premium range.
This has an impact on sales and revenue, because even though AMD is still behind some of the smaller features compared to Intel, it is still outperforming its competitors.
The Q4 of 2019 presents some very interesting details of AMD's CPU rating
To view the data provided AMD and Mercury Research, we can clearly see why both Lisa Su and Swan have moved some chips in recent months.
Starting with servers, AMD is growing slightly below expectations, "only" 0.2% in the last quarter, which is 1.4% in 2019 increasing to 4,5% wholesale market Analysts have been very optimistic over the past months, as some have predicted that AMD will have a 20% share by the end of this year.
The problem with the delay has been the price adjustment of Xeons and the announcement of a cover for new systems to compete against EPYC, so AMD will not be easy this early 2020, because Intel continues to deliver its chips.
In the desktop market the quarterly revenue was 0.3%, 2.4% in the 2019 census, to finally make 18.3% globally. Therefore AMD already releases 20% which is the first goal for Lisa Su to earn its historic 26% share.
Laptops and customers reach the biggest push
The biggest increase was given the mobile market and the customer market, with 1.5% and 1.1% in the last quarter and 4% and 3.5% per year, meaning total market shares 16.2% and 17%.
To see this data, you understand exactly what the momentum Intel should have implemented Ice lake-u in the market, a section of laptops where he rules with a metal hand and now sees how he escapes between his fingers, which is 10 nm in between.
The customer market is AMD's second largest guarantee of 2019, where Lisa Su has gained the trust of OEMs and its pre-assembled buyers of the first machine to learn more about the Ryzen brand.
All in all, AMD has 15.5% of the total market The X86 and up, where this 2020 should intensify with the new Zen 3, while Intel will finally put its 10 nm high performance on the market, which is currently unknown because little is known about the performance of these under structures. Ice Lake-S.
Can Intel stop AMD's push for this 2020?
