Janice R. Andrews
The rivalry between AMD and Intel in the always changing field of computer processors has a long history. This continuous tale is illuminated by recent market research, which shows a startling truth: Intel is still in the lead, with its rivals lagging far behind. Reputable PC market research company Canalys has released a new analysis that offers startling new perspectives on the situation as it stands.
The extent of Intel’s market dominance is astounding. The research highlights Intel’s hegemonic power, as the tech behemoth holds an astounding 78% market share for PC processors. Despite their own outstanding offers in the CPU sector, Apple and AMD are also underdogs compared to this dominant lead.
Intel supplied a staggering 50 million CPUs worldwide in 2023, much above AMD’s 8 million and Apple’s 6 million exports. These numbers demonstrate Intel’s dominance, as the company leads the market and leaves its competitors in its wake. Intel increased their shipments by 3% over the previous year in spite of fierce competition, demonstrating its adaptation to the market and durability.
As Intel celebrates its victory, AMD and Apple are facing their own difficulties. Apple had a more significant fall in shipments than AMD, which saw a modest decline. But these numbers don’t always correspond to sales, underscoring the gap between shipments and real market success.
Examining the market’s dynamics in further detail, Canalys’ study uncovers fascinating trends in PC sales and revenue. The three dominant companies, Lenovo, Dell, and HP, account for more than 70% of all Intel CPU shipments. With a substantial chunk of the market share each, Lenovo, HP, and Dell are at the front of the pack, with Dell following closely.
Regarding AMD, Lenovo leads the way with 40% of all AMD-based PCs, followed by HP and Asus. AMD continues to carve out a position for itself in the industry and provide consumers with competitive options to Intel’s products, even with a lesser market share.
Even if Intel faces financial difficulties in 2023, its tenacity is evident. The business persevered through the hurricane, displaying its unwavering fortitude in the face of difficulty. The Canalys analysis highlights Intel’s capacity to overcome obstacles and hold onto its market leadership.
These findings serve as a sobering reminder of Intel’s unmatched position as the PC industry continues to change. Even if the environment could change, Intel’s power never wavers, influencing the direction of the sector. One thing is certain despite innovation and competition propelling the market forward: Intel is still a powerful player, leading the charge in the struggle for PC CPU dominance.
