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This is not limited to AMD. Gpu manufacturers are also experiencing supply shortages. The problem is that even if supply normalises, Intel has to work harder th
by gchamonlive 6y ago
This is not limited to AMD. Gpu manufacturers are also experiencing supply shortages. The problem is that even if supply normalises, Intel has to work harder than usual to regain both consumer trust and innovation lead
- ekianjo 6y ago> Intel has to work harder than usual to regain both consumer trust and innovation lead Not in the enterprise market where AMD is almost completely absent so far.
- gchamonlive 6y agoWhat do you mean by "almost completely absent"? A quick search showed that in 2017, AMD server market share was 1%, and in 2020 is expected to have reached nearly 10%[1] in 2019. This is still not the same as 15 years ago, but the market is also not the same, with cloud computing, and this increase is very expressive. They are bringing IPC improvement with Epyc Milan and is pushing the same innovations towards the server market. [1] https://www.hardwaretimes.com/amd-server-market-share-grows-from-1-to-nearly-10-in-just-2-years/ https://www.hardwaretimes.com/amd-server-market-share-grows-...
- ekianjo 6y agoEnterprise market does not mean servers only. Look at enterprise laptops which make for several dozens of millions every year and AMD is pretty tiny still.
- gchamonlive 6y agoI didn't say it was, I just exemplified with server market share numbers why I thought that it was odd to say that AMD was almost completely absent in the enterprise market.