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AMD Ends Intel’s Decades-Long Dominance in the Server CPU Market, Reportedly Reaching 50% Share With Clear Signs of Overtaking the Competition
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No, AMD and Intel aren't 50/50 in server CPU market share, but AMD is definitely closing the gap
Last Updated on July 24, 2025 Nvidia may be dominating the GPU space, but in the world of CPUs, Intel and AMD have been fierce rivals for decades. Overall, CPU market share has long been in Intel’s favor, though the rise of Ryzen has allowed Team Red to overtake its rival in the desktop sector. ...
News extracted from HD Technology. Visit www.hd-tecnologia.com for the latest news. After decades dominated by Intel, the server CPU market is experiencing a real revolution. AMD, thanks to its EPYC processors and a clear strategy driven by Lisa Su, already reaches 36.5% of the global market, and according to recent data, there are strong signs that it could soon outperform Intel. If it was almost off the map to compete evenly Just seven years a…
Intel was mastering the industry of PC processors, laptops and servers for more than a decade. This happened due to the commercial success of its Intel Core processors for PC and Xeon for servers while AMD had to settle for only a small part of the total sales with its FX processors for PC and Opteron for servers. We have now seen that this situation has taken a full turn, as AMD not only has a significant presence in desktop PC CPUs, but has no…
AMD Ends Intel’s Decades-Long Dominance in the Server CPU Market, Reportedly Reaching 50% Share With Clear Signs of Overtaking the Competition
Well, AMD has made a massive comeback in the server CPU market in terms of market share, as according to new stats, Team Red has managed to level the competition with Intel. AMD Has Captured Massive Server CPU Market Share in Just a Few Quarters, Due to Competitive EPYC Offerings It won't be wrong to say that AMD was the dominant player in the datacenter CPU segment this year since the firm has managed to eat up a massive portion of Intel's mark…
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