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Tom’s Hardware
Tom’s Hardware
Technology
Anton Shilov

AMD takes CPU market share from Intel in desktops and servers, but Intel fights back in laptops

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(Image credit: Tom's Hardware)

AMD managed to gain both unit and revenue market share in server and consumer PCs in the first quarter of the year as demand for 4th-Generation EPYC processors set another record, whereas Ryzen 8000-series processors were popular with makers of desktop PCs and notebooks. A new report from CPU market tracker Mercury Research outlines several of AMD's advances during the quarter. 

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