AMD Captures Increased CPU Market Share, Outperforming Intel

Driven by high demand for its Epyc and Ryzen processors, AMD's gains signal a competitive shift in the CPU market and a recovering PC industry.

AMD has seen a significant increase in CPU revenue share, particularly in the server market with its Epyc processors, achieving a 31.1% revenue share.
The demand for AMD's 4th-generation Epyc and Ryzen 7000-series processors contributed to its growth, with notable gains in both desktop and notebook segments.
Intel, while experiencing a revenue jump in Q4 2023, faced a decline in its data center business and lost market share to AMD.
The overall PC market shows signs of recovery, with slight growth in shipments and optimism for 2024, driven by advancements in AI and potential new releases like Windows 12.
AMD is preparing to release new motherboards for its upcoming Ryzen 9000 Granite Ridge desktop processors, maintaining compatibility with the AM5 CPU socket.