Intel welcomes AMD and Arm competition, because the PC clearly isn’t dead. Intel's Greg Bryant said competition means the PC is alive and well. By Gordon Mah Ung. Dec 9, 2020 7:00 am PST.

Intel finally has some competition in the computer processor market. AMD's new chips are finally viable and less expensive alternatives to Intel's chips. As with anything, consumers benefit ...

A resurgent AMD has found Intel seemingly unable to cope with the prospect of genuine competition in the PC space. It’s been a long time since Intel actually had to worry about what their ...

AMD is heavily pressuring Intel in the server CPU market, thanks to the guidance of AMD Chair and CEO Dr. Lisa Su. As Wccftech notes, the company has gone from having no server CPU market share in ...

AMD and INTEL MARKET SHARE for the week of 8.6.2018 This comment does not use prior 'AMD in relation to Intel method'. AMD Epyc 32C = 21% Intel Xeon Skylake 28C = 79%. AMD Epyc 24 and 32 Cores ...

AMD can’t take on Intel alone, but with the pressure added by Qualcomm and Apple, some serious competition may about to be injected into our computers over the next few years — and that’s a ...

NEW-PRODUCT LAUNCH: AMD is unveiling the next generation of its Xen core architecture and GPU accelerators, while Intel is readying a 48-core Xeon server chip.

"From where I sit, Intel is still the 800-pound gorilla in the space. For so long they haven’t had competition in the server chip space. It's not terrible for there to be multiple players in the ...

For desktop computers, AMD had 32% of the market in 2019, and as of 2021, the market share is 50/50 between Intel and AMD. Although AMD still lags behind Intel, the company's products are gaining ...

Intel customers are expected to benefit from a new round of price cuts on the chip giant's existing product line, as the company prepares to roll out new products in the coming months and ramp up ...

Still, Intel is addressing AMD’s gains. Early this year, it dropped the prices on its Xeon 6 CPUs by as much as 30%. The move kept many Xeons priced above AMD’s CPUs, but made them more ...