AMD Hits Record X86 CPU Market Share as Intel Supply Stalls in Q1

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AMD gained more ground on rival Intel in x86 market share, with fresh figures from Mercury Research's latest report showing AMD hitting an all-time high at 32.6%. The good news for Intel is that it is still dominating, though it's 67.4% share of the overall x86 CPU market is down sequentially from 68.6% and down from 72.9% in the same quarter a year ago.

In the course of a year, AMD went from owning a little better than a quarter of the overall x86 CPU market to a sliver below a third. Note that this includes every type of CPU, including client chips, server processors, and both embedded IoT and semi-custom SoCs. This is an important distinction, as AMD has a stranglehold on the console market.

Source: Mercury Research

According to the report, AMD "surprisingly" did not experience a very strong drop in its console SoC business, while Intel's IoT...

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