AMD gaining discrete GPU market share from NVIDIA

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AMD's new Polaris architecture is doing a big job of clawing back GPU market share from NVIDIA

It looks like the launch of AMD's new Polaris GPU architecture is doing wonders for the company, with Wells Fargo's David Wong taking a detailed look at Mercury Research's latest numbers on the discrete GPU market.

 

After reviewing the data on GPU market share from Mercury Research, Wong noted that AMD has already made significant gains. He said that the data proves AMD is stabilizing, where he said: "According to Mercury Research, AMD's unit share of the discrete GPU market increased from 26.2% in the December 2015 quarter to 29.4% in the March 2016 quarter. AMD's discrete GPU market unit share increased 4.8pp sequentially to 34.2% in the June 2016 quarter"."

 

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Contrary to what was perceived about sales of Nvidia Pascal based cards, it seems now that AMD has the market under it's foot. Well done Canada

 

Edited October 4, 2016 by Andrew

[Jim K Global Moderator]

Good to hear. Hope they can keep it up...more/stronger competition benefits the end user.

[spaceelf]

I wouldn't call 30% of the discrete GPU market under it's foot, but it's definitely good to see them gaining for a change.