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The latest iSuppli global microprocessor figures show stalemate between the two giants, but others gaining.
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The latest iSuppli global microprocessor figures show stalemate between the two giants, but others gaining.
I'm surprised others is as high as 8.6% myself.
Not really surprsing, just think of all those ARM based chips in phones around the world, the silicon in set top boxes and bespoke control systems etc.Quote:
Originally Posted by Terbinator
In fact I am almost surprised it isn't higher.
According to the following website AMD had a 18.8% market share in April not to mention the 22.3% they had in 2009. A whopping 7.5% loss in 8 months.
In the words of David Mitchell "Arent they trying, is it match fixing? How are they ever going to gain a reasonable market share"
http://www.thinq.co.uk/2010/4/30/amd...hare-to-intel/