AMD's Desktop and Server Market Shares Hit Record Highs, but Intel Gains in Mobile

AMD's Desktop CPU Market Share Hits Historic High

Gamers switching to AMD's X3D chips help push its desktop CPU share over 30%, up from 23% a year ago, according to the chip tracking firm Mercury Research.

AMD's desktop and server market shares hit record highs, but Intel gains in mobile

The latest data from Mercury Research shows AMD's desktop CPU market share in Q2 2025 reached an all-time high of 32.2 percent, up 4.2 percent from the previous quarter and 9.2 percent from the same period last year. Conversely, Intel's share in the category fell to 67.8 percent, sharply cutting...Read Entire Article

Despite the hubbub, Intel is holding onto server market share

Intel is holding on to market share in both client and server markets against AMD despite the seemingly endless stream of bad news surrounding the company. Second quarter 2025 chip sales were roughly flat for both companies with very little share trading hands, according to Mercury Research. Most recently Intel CEO Lip-Bu Tan and President Trump engaged in a war of words with Trump calling for Tan’s resignation.  After a meeting this week, Trump…

AMD made major gains on Intel in the desktop CPU market over the last year, but still lags significantly behind in mobile, according to a Mercury Research report

Those X3D desktop processors appear to be flying off the shelves.

AMD Desktop "Ryzen" CPUs See Massive Share Increase In Q2 2025, Revenue Almost Matching Datacenter "EPYC" CPUs: X3D & AM5 Set New x86 Records

AMD's Q2 2025 CPU share report is now out by Mercury Research, and showcases a huge growth in the desktop "Ryzen" department. AMD Posts Big Desktop Share Growth Thanks To Strong Ryzen "X3D & AM5" CPU Sales In Q2 2025 Mercury Research has shared its latest revenue and unit share figures for the first quarter of 2025, and it looks like the Red Team is once again posting some big wins. While the server won the previous quarter in terms of unit and …

AMD's X3D continues to dominate desktop PCs

AMD’s share in the desktop PC market climbed by a mammoth total of 9.2 percentage points versus last year, a ringing endorsement for AMD’s Ryzen chips and especially its X3D lineup of gaming processors. AMD snatched headlines for its first-quarter performance, where its desktop market share grew by 4.1 percentage points, or just 0.9 of a percentage point from the previous quarter. During the second quarter, AMD’s share climbed 4.2 percentage poi…