Intel can also sweat in the server market
Digitimes predicts the company’s market share could fall to 2020% by the end of 90.
The portal, famous for its industry forecasts, mentions that there is a growing demand for AMD EPYC, most recently e.g. Japan's NTT Data has announced that it will build its financial information system (CAFIS) on such funds. The reason for the choice is probably the excellent price / performance indicator of the EPYC series, which can be further improved with the forthcoming new generation - here we are thinking mainly of the positive developments provided by the 7 nm production technology.
An important addition to judging the number mentioned in the introduction is that the smaller processor manufacturer represented 2017% of the market at the end of 0,8, but reached 3,2% a year later. It is beyond debate, Intel’s dominance is unquestionable at the moment, and by the end of 2020, total hegemony is likely to break. The portal notes in closing that AMD had revenue of $ 6,48 billion last year, an increase of 23% - net profit was $ 337 million, which is also a fair improvement. In addition to the EPYC and Ryzen processors, GPU sales did not perform well either, the latter presumably benefited well from the miners' contribution.
