AMD Leaves Intel and NVIDIA Behind in GPU Sales
Recently, AMD has started to squeeze Intel and NVIDIA, which have been unrivaled in the technology market for a long time. Taking the leadership in terms of market share…
Recently, AMD has started to squeeze Intel and NVIDIA, which have been unrivaled in the technology market for a long time. Taking the leadership in terms of market share…
recently AMD, which has been unrivaled in the technology market for a long time Intel And NVIDIA It started to get pretty tight. Although it could not take the lead in terms of market share, the company's progress managed to become one of the most interesting stories in the industry.
Research also reveals the changes in competition between companies. According to a new study, the company since 2013 It is ahead of its competitors in its graphics card sales.
Sales of more than half a billion:

According to the research organization Jon Peddie Research (JPR), AMD has been in the graphics card market for approximately Selling 533 million cards in 7 years He succeeded. This accounts for 22% of total sales in the market.
When we look at the company's competitors, NVIDIA has 16% and Intel has 16%. A market share of 62% It stands out that it has. The figure reached by Intel is that each Intel processor has a integrated Considering that it is an Intel graphics card, it is quite normal.
As for demand AMD is ahead of both its rivals. According to JPR's report, AMD's sales 36% graphics processor is realized as a sale. It is followed by APU sales with 25% consoles The parts used for production have a share of 29% in total.
GPU sales in general are declining:

On the other hand, the GPU market in the first quarter of 2020 With a decrease of 5.3% encountered. While the decrease in AMD sales was 16.6%, NVIDIA also experienced a decrease of 13.6%. Intel, on the other hand, managed to increase its sales by five percent.
Although the first quarter of the year was not very successful for companies, due to the difficulties and the epidemic, disruption in supply chains Considering this, this is not surprising at all. AMD's new generation, which lost blood in the first quarter Big Navi We will see how it will perform with its cards.
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