According to the Steam Hardware Survey, Intel's gaming CPU market share has plummeted from 76.84% to just 60.27% in the last ...

AMD ate into Intel's x86 market share in the second quarter of 2021, with its share now close to all-time highs. The bad news for Intel investors is that AMD isn't done chomping away at "Chipzilla ...

This still means Intel has a 79.7% market share, though. AMD is surely hoping its upcoming entry into the Copilot+ PC market with its Ryzen AI 300 CPUs will help turn the tide.

While I do not expect AMD to gain as much market share from Intel as it did in 2018, I still expect AMD to chip away Intel's market share, albeit to a lesser extent than ARM. Forecast.

Low-priced processors dominated PC chip sales during the second quarter, contributing to a loss of market share by Intel, new figures show. The chipmaking giant's PC processor market share ...

That’s probably just fine for AMD, which is prioritizing the high-end market. For the fourth quarter of 2020, Intel recorded a market-share gain of 0.8 percentage points in desktop CPUs, as well ...

AMD's use of Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing's top-tier process for its new chips, along with Intel's manufacturing struggles, helped AMD win back a bunch of market share over the past few years.

Advanced Micro Devices (AMD-1.98%) has been steadily gaining market share from market leader Intel (INTC-3.03%) across the board since the company launched the first chips based on its Zen ...

More often than not, the market share held by Intel and AMD shifts by less than one percentage point in any given quarter. Seasonal trends took hold during the second quarter, Mercury Research ...

Not including Xbox, Intel held a market share of 81.7 percent, and AMD had a market share of 16.5 percent. Besides a shift to Intel, there was also a shift to more low-cost parts across the industry.