AMD continues to chip away at Intel's X86 market share — company now sells over 25% of all x86 chips and powers 33% of all desktop systems
AMD has made significant gains in the x86 market, now holding over 25% of all x86 CPUs and powering 33% of desktop systems. Despite Intel's competitive offerings, AMD's growth has slowed but still achieved important milestones. In client CPUs, AMD's market share rose to 25.4%, driven by strong desktop performance, while Intel's share fell to 74.6%. In desktop CPUs, AMD reached a record 33.6% market share, outpacing Intel's decline. In mobile CPUs, AMD regained share in Q3, while in server CPUs, AMD saw modest gains in unit share and revenue growth.
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