But Intel’s share is still significant
Intel really doesn’t have the same market share of discrete GPUs as AMD. Analysts at Jon Peddie Research revised their report , correcting Intel data. The new result is 6%.
Analysts’ calculations were based, among other things, on the average selling price, which Intel indicated in its financial report. It turned out that the company also considered sales of Ponte Vecchio accelerators for the server segment. They are very expensive, which affected the performance by increasing them. If we remove the sales of these solutions from the calculations, then it turns out that the share of Intel was 6%.
No, Intel has not caught up with AMD in the discrete GPU market
Thus, Intel is still one and a half times behind AMD, but the company has only recently been present on the discrete GPU market, so for it, and 6% with AMD’s 9% is a very good indicator. Let it probably be due primarily to sales of the most budget adapters.
Recall that after the report appeared, the head of Jon Peddie Research himself said that the data may be incorrect. As you can see, he was right.
