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Uttkarsh Kohli

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Equity Bottom-Up

Advanced Micro Devices / Equity Bottom-Up

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<li>AMD's market share in the desktop CPU segment has surged to 30%, driven by strong Ryzen sales and innovative product releases, challenging Intel's longstanding dominance in this space.</li>
<li>Intel's revenue in the data centre segment fell 20% year-over-year, reflecting challenges in product delays and increasing competition from AMD's EPYC processors, impacting overall growth potential.</li>
<li>Both companies have ramped up AI-related investments, with AMD committing $1.5 billion and Intel investing $3 billion in AI technology development, aiming to capitalize on the growing market demand.</li>
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AMD's market share in the desktop CPU segment has surged to 30%, driven by strong Ryzen sales and innovative product releases, challenging Intel's longstanding dominance in this space.
Intel's revenue in the data centre segment fell 20% year-over-year, reflecting challenges in product delays and increasing competition from AMD's EPYC processors, impacting overall growth potential.
Both companies have ramped up AI-related investments, with AMD committing $1.5 billion and Intel investing $3 billion in AI technology development, aiming to capitalize on the growing market demand.


AMD Strengthens CPU Market Position as Intel Faces Challenges in Data Center Growth