Intel reports strong Q4 and full year 2019 earnings

[HEXUS]

Results were boosted by demand from both PCs and data centre markets.

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[darcotech]

If you go to Dell, there are no AMD based PCs! Probably the situation is similar with other big names in IT. HP has some.
To know that on Amazon, AMD had TOP 10 CPUs sold filled with their models, and big names, the ones that actually sell in huge numbers are not taking AMD seriously is sad. And question how all that works.
I remember Dell had 27" All In One PC with Threadripper. Now, they are selling that thing with Intel CPU.
Shame on them.

[rave_alan]

Probably amd can't produce such amount of hardware for big names, their market share is much smaller and ther production capacity is not enough at the moment.

[DanceswithUnix]

Probably amd can't produce such amount of hardware for big names, their market share is much smaller and ther production capacity is not enough at the moment.

Even if Intel are losing CPU market share, right now they are churning out silicon at their full capacity and selling the lot so short term they are raking it in.

... and yes, I looked on the Dell website for a Ryzen 3600 based PC for work and I can't buy one from them. Seems they are still the best friend money can buy for Intel.

Edit: To be fair I'm having problems speccing a sane development system on Scan and Overclockers as well. Seems they think you either want the cheapest APU based system possible, or you want to run high end games bristling with LEDs and ugly windowed cases.