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In a contracting market being big means you are shrinking.
AMD may be a distant second but they are growing, guess who is doubling shrinking.
intel is so phucked this year
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Who is #1 is irrelevant by itself. What is more important is who is at #2 and #3 instead of intel. That's going translate into a smaller market share for intel, and eventually, lower selling prices for intel.... And when intel currently almost owns the complete desktop market, that only means it's not going to be good for intel's quarterly numbers moving forward as intel has nowhere else to go but down in market share.
On the other hand, AMD Ryzen doesn't have to do that well in order for AMD to gain market share since it's existing market share is so low. A mildly successful Ryzen processor will allow it to have a net market share gain, even if it is small. And given how Ryzen so far appear to be nothing like the Bulldozer fiasco from the past, Ryzen probably will exceed expectations in terms of grabing some market share.
In addition, next quarter AMD's got Vega coming to challenge Nvidia at the GPU front. I think that's more interesting that the Naples server chips AMD is also trying to release in Q2 to challenge Intel....Switching enterprise customers from Intel to AMD will be a much slower process since enterprise customers usually don't want to switch mid-year.
Number one my arse
http://blogs.barrons.com/techtraderdaily/2017/02/28/intel-sell-says-bernstein-server-is-cracking-fabs-aint-what-they-once-were/
The deadwood trolls will say otherwise.
You mean, AMD Ryzen 1800 is #1?