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Posted by ariliquin

- February 19, 2020, 10:08:37

Far more interesting metric would be AMD's share of successful tenders in this space. 5% of an existing market over 2 years could equate to a much higher % of all new business. What is the new business market share for AMD, I would be surprised if it was not >50%.

Posted by william blake

- February 19, 2020, 03:03:09

Quote from: JayN on February 19, 2020, 00:42:12
From your link, on market share ... looks like Intel is doing a decent job at keeping server market share... could be because of the high percentage of semi-custom work... or perhaps their ability to bundle ssd,

amd products are far superiour. so corruption and long planning horizon.

Posted by JayN

- February 19, 2020, 00:42:12

From your link, on market share ... looks like Intel is doing a decent job at keeping server market share... could be because of the high percentage of semi-custom work... or perhaps their ability to bundle ssd,

"The latest report on the server market by DRAMeXchange indicates that Intel's share is down to 98% by now."

Posted by Redaktion

- February 18, 2020, 19:42:58

Intel laid off 129 employees from its Data Center Group, even after

https://www.notebookcheck.net/As-AMD-increases-server-market-share-Intel-lets-go-of-129-Data-Center-employees-citing-changed-priorities.454181.0.html