As far as the world is concerned, Intel is undoubtedly the most undisputed top spot in the field of CPU. His processors and servers exist widely in every corner of the world.
Although AMD launched round after round of attacks, Arm also hacked into processors and servers with its partners, it seems that there is a lot of smoke, but this seems to have nothing to do with Intel.
The latest news of the drama broke the news, the desktop processor market, if you only compare i5 + i7 and Ryzen 5 + Ryzen 7, AMD ’s annual share is 11%, but Intel ’s share is more than 80%. As for the server, This data is even more exaggerated and once reached an astonishing 90%. Below is the Q2 financial report released by Intel. We can see that they achieved revenue of 16.962 billion US dollars in the latest quarter, an increase of 15% year-on-year. Net profit was US $ 5.006 billion, a year-on-year increase of 78%. Among them, the personal computing business (PC-centric) revenue was US $ 8.7 billion, an increase of 6% year-on-year, and the data-centric revenue was US $ 5.5 billion, an increase of 27% year-on-year.
Mobile processors: Qualcomm remains strong
Talking about Qualcomm, it seems that Qualcomm has not been so smooth recently, from the failure of the acquisition of NXP to the local governments to issue monopoly lawsuits, but all this seems to him, the impact is not so great.
The latest research report of Strategy Analytics shows that in Q1 2018, Qualcomm, Samsung LSI, MediaTek, Hisilicon and UNISOC (Spreadtrum and RDA) captured the top five revenue share in the global cellular baseband processor market. Among them, Qualcomm continued to win market share and maintained the first place with a 52% baseband revenue share. It is followed by Samsung LSI with 14% and MediaTek with 13%.
