Stefan Mileschin

Gaining at Nvidia's expense

New research from Jon Peddie Research on the GPUs used in PCs shows that AMD managed a 21 per cent gain in desktop discrete GPU shipments in the first quarter.

The only downside to that was that the PC GPU market decreased year-to-year by -10.7 per cent, sequentially GPU shipments decreased -18.6 per cent.

Overall GPU shipments decreased -18.62 per cent from last quarter, AMD shipments decreased -4.6 per cent, Nvidia decreased -12.7 per cent and Intel's shipments, decreased -22.5 per cent .

AMD's market share from last quarter increased by 2.3 per cent, Intel's decreased -3.4 per cent, and Nvidia's market share increased by 1.10 per cent.

Year-to-year total GPU shipments decreased -10.7 per cent , desktop graphics decreased -21 per cent, notebooks decreased -3 per cent.

Intel suffered in the past few quarters trying to increase production volumes of its new 10nm part, creating a shortage in the market and lowering sales for all parties - no CPUs, no new PCs, no new PCs no GPUs shipping.

All this did have a positive effect on AMD. AMD has been able to step into the breach in integrated graphics and has gained market share.

The first quarter is typically flat to down from the previous quarter in the seasonal cycles of the past. For Q1'19 it decreased -18.6 per cent from last quarter and was below the ten-year average of 9.09 per cent.

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