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@ 2022/11/14But there is a shrinking market, says Mercury
According to figures from Mercury, the god of commerce and thieves, the market for server chips is falling, even as AMD’s market share grows.
Mercury noted that AMD has grown its share in the server processor market against Intel with its share growing by 3.6 points to 17.5 per cent against Intel in the third quarter from the previous three months.
While this is good news for AMD and its 14th consecutive quarter of share growth in the category it is also on the back on a shrinking market.
Dean McCarron, head of Mercury Research, said CPU market share movements in 2022 have been largely reflective of both companies experiencing sales slowdowns at different points and varying magnitudes. These downturns have been happening in response to system vendors trying to sell off existing inventories of chips before buying more from AMD and Intel.
According to figures from Mercury, the god of commerce and thieves, the market for server chips is falling, even as AMD’s market share grows.
Mercury noted that AMD has grown its share in the server processor market against Intel with its share growing by 3.6 points to 17.5 per cent against Intel in the third quarter from the previous three months.
While this is good news for AMD and its 14th consecutive quarter of share growth in the category it is also on the back on a shrinking market.
Dean McCarron, head of Mercury Research, said CPU market share movements in 2022 have been largely reflective of both companies experiencing sales slowdowns at different points and varying magnitudes. These downturns have been happening in response to system vendors trying to sell off existing inventories of chips before buying more from AMD and Intel.
