Graphics Shipments up 6.3%, JPR says 2011 is an Anomalous Year

jmke · 8th August 2011, 13:24

JPR calls the quarter part of what is shaping up to be an anomalous year in the computer market. Typically, Q2 is a slower quarter in the computer world, yet this year sales were up significantly compared to previous years. The growth is also attributed in part to inventory building for back to school season and the coming holiday season.

JPR's figures show that Intel has the clear lead in graphics shipments with 60.7% in Q2 2011. That number is a 19.6% increase compared to the previous quarter. NVIDIA was next with 17.5% of the graphics market for Q2 2011 compared to 19.9% the previous quarter. Following NVIDIA in third place is AMD with 21.2% of the market during the quarter showing a decrease from Q1 and the same quarter of 2012. VIA was fourth with 0.5% of the market, Matrox was fifth at a meek 0.04% of the market, and SiS was last with no measurable part of the market.

http://www.dailytech.com/Graphics+Sh...ticle22357.htm

8th August 2011, 13:24	#1
jmke Madshrimp Join Date: May 2002 Location: 7090/Belgium Posts: 79,021	Graphics Shipments up 6.3%, JPR says 2011 is an Anomalous Year JPR calls the quarter part of what is shaping up to be an anomalous year in the computer market. Typically, Q2 is a slower quarter in the computer world, yet this year sales were up significantly compared to previous years. The growth is also attributed in part to inventory building for back to school season and the coming holiday season. JPR's figures show that Intel has the clear lead in graphics shipments with 60.7% in Q2 2011. That number is a 19.6% increase compared to the previous quarter. NVIDIA was next with 17.5% of the graphics market for Q2 2011 compared to 19.9% the previous quarter. Following NVIDIA in third place is AMD with 21.2% of the market during the quarter showing a decrease from Q1 and the same quarter of 2012. VIA was fourth with 0.5% of the market, Matrox was fifth at a meek 0.04% of the market, and SiS was last with no measurable part of the market. http://www.dailytech.com/Graphics+Sh...ticle22357.htm __________________

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