AMD hits highest overall X86 market share in 13 years

[Redaktion]

AMD's overall X86 market share at the and of Q3 2020 reached 22.4%. The desktop CPU market share is already higher than 20% and, with the launch of the Ryzen 5000 CPUs, it may quickly climb to new all-time-highs in the next few quarters. Thanks to the success recorded by the Renoir APUs, AMD's notebook market share also reached an all-time-high 20.2%, while the server sector is not doing that great with only 6.6% market share.

https://www.notebookcheck.net/AMD-hits-highest-overall-X86-market-share-in-13-years.501819.0.html

[LHPSU]

"AMD is not really shining in the server sector, however. Here, the market share has reached 6.6%, with 2.3% growth YoY."
So, a 53% increase in market share in the server space, compared to a 12% growth in desktops and 37% growth in laptops.

I would argue that AMD is shining in the server sector MORE than in the desktop and laptop sectors.

[kek]

yeah, except they will not grow more thanks to them giving processors exclusively to OEMS (all those 4xxxG series cpus), giving them to stupid oems (good luck finding a solid Ryzen laptop without issues) and simply expecting the enthusiastic market to carry them with sales.

[xpclient]

AMD showing no urgency to support Thunderbolt despite Intel practically giving it away or USB 4 also means those users will never choose AMD. Same for things like NVENC video encoding for H.264 and HEVC which after NVIDIA Turing has superb quality+amazing speed or apps which require GPGPU technologies like CUDA.