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> Not that it's much better, but wouldn't it be a duopoly considering that AMD is also a big player? Not sure AMD would be considered a big player, what would

> Not that it's much better, but wouldn't it be a duopoly considering that AMD is also a big player? Not sure AMD would be considered a big player, what would be the percentage threshold for that? According to the Steam Hardware (& Software) Survey (https://store.steampowered.com/hwsurvey/Steam-Hardware-Software-Survey-Welcome-to-Steam https://store.steampowered.com/hwsurvey/Steam-Hardware-Softw...), ~75% of computers with Steam running has a NVIDIA GPU, while ~15% has a AMD GPU. AMD is the closest to a competitor NVIDIA has, but they are also very far away from even being close to their market-share. I'm sure in AI/ML spaces, NVIDIA holds a even higher market-share due to CUDA and the rest of the ecosystem, at least in gaming things are pretty much "plug and play" when it comes to switching between AMD/NVIDIA hardware, but no such luck in most cases with AI/ML.

swyx 3y ago
> ~75% of computers with Steam running has a NVIDIA GPU, while ~15% has a AMD GPU. and thats the consumer market, which lets say is 30% of the B2B enterprise market, which is probably even higher % nvidia
- User23 3y ago
  AI cloud is something like 95% Nvidia.
- izacus 3y ago
  And then there's the console market, with more units sold than PC gaming market, with 100% AMD GPUs.
  - zirgs 3y ago
    The Switch is based on Nvidia hardware.
    - izacus 3y ago
      And the high budget consoles aren't.
- michaelt 3y ago
  > the B2B enterprise market, which is probably even higher % nvidia I'd wager the enterprise market is 90% intel integrated graphics. It's the cheapest option, the best for laptop battery life, and modern integrated graphics can run excel and a web browser at 4k just fine.