In recent quarters, the company has significantly increased its share in the client processor market, exceeding the 40% mark by the end of 2024. This success is associated with the release of the Ryzen 9000 series and models with 3D V-Cache technology.
The high performance of the new processors and the problems Intel experienced in its 13th and 14th generations enabled AMD to consolidate its position.
Intel’s problems such as processor instability and disappointment with the Arrow Lake-S series have been one of the main factors driving the rise of its rival.
AMD is also well ahead of Intel in the workstation processor market. The Threadripper series received the majority of orders, while Intel’s Xeon received only 10%. This highlights Intel’s weak competitive position in the high-performance segment.
Source: Ferra
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