AMD verzeichnet Zuwächse bei Marktanteilen

Iw4n schrieb:

das ende von intel ist nahe

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das ende von intel ist nahe

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Macht bei 1.9% Zugewinn im Jahr gut 26 Jahre bis AMD und Intel bei 50/50 sind ...

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Iw4n schrieb:

das ende von intel ist nahe

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TNB_Stoerck schrieb:

Wie errechnet man eigentliche diese prozentualen Marktanteile? Im Moment ist es mir ein wenig schleierhaft wie man auf einen Prozentpunkt genau feststellen möchte, wie groß welcher Marktanteil sein soll.

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http://www.geek.com/news/geeknews/2002jan/bch20020128009989.htm

AMD vs. Intel 2001 market share posted 1:17pm EST Mon Jan 28 2002 - submitted by RobGeek

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I read with interest an EBNews article entitled, "Intel regained ground from AMD, analyst says." The article refers to the Q4 2001 processor shipments from Intel and AMD. If you recall, in AMD's Q4 2001 earnings call, AMD accused Intel of basically dumping low-cost Celeron chips all across Asia in Q4 2001. Assuming that AMD was on target with their assessment, the move was most probably a one-time strategy to eliminate stock of .18 micron Celerons from Intel's warehouses. At the same time, it did buy Intel some market share in Q4 2001. Intel had 80.6% of the microprocessor market in Q4 2001, and 81.2% if the Intel processors used in the Xbox are included in the mix. AMD had 18.5% share, or 18%, again, if Xbox totals are included. However, over the entire 2001 year, AMD's market share remained at 20.2%, with Intel at 78.7% - down from 82.2% in 2000. If Intel's Q4 2001 strategy had anything to do with claiming high market share numbers, they may be in for a rude awakening in Q1 2002 when they will not have quantities of Celerons to dump in the Asian market. Then, even a marginal quarter for AMD will likely show AMD regaining that 2% of market share over Q4 2001 totals.

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http://www.amd.com/us-en/Processors/ProductInformation/0,,30_118_809_6310~13257,00.html

AMD Makes Major Annual Market Share Strides in Commercial and Consumer PC Markets Worldwide

—AMD’s focused commitment to commercial sector pays off with 40 percent share of U.S. small business PC market—

SUNNYVALE, CA -- December 12, 2001 --AMD today announced it has posted impressive year over year market share gains based on shipments for both the commercial and consumer markets worldwide, according to the Gartner Dataquest quarterly report for the third quarter of 2001.*

Most significantly, AMD gained ground in the U.S. commercial sector, securing 40 percent of the small business PC market in the third quarter. Additionally, AMD processors accounted for more than half of all processors shipped to the Japanese home desktop PC market, as AMD captured 54 percent share, up from 24 percent one year ago. And in Western Europe, AMD grabbed 49 percent market share of processor shipments targeted for the home desktop PC market, an increase from 25 percent one year ago. All figures reflect Windows®-based desktop market segments.

“AMD has taken significant strides in improving its market share position from one year ago, most notably on the U.S. small business front, and in the home markets in Japan and Western Europe,” said Ed Ellett, vice president of Marketing for AMD. “More recently, in sequential quarter to quarter figures, AMD managed to defend its market share position, despite a stagnant PC market and in the face of intense competition.

“AMD’s strategy is paying off. We are maintaining our traditionally strong presence in the consumer market, while simultaneously gaining acceptance as a serious commercial player,” Ellett continued. “Today’s introduction of our AMD Athlon™ MP processor 1900+ and the AMD-760™ MPX chipset poises us for even better penetration of the commercial space.”

In the overall U.S. Windows-based desktop market, according to Gartner Dataquest, AMD experienced considerable PC processor market share growth, from 17 percent in the third quarter 2000 to 27 percent in the third quarter 2001. AMD increased its share in all Windows®-based desktop market segments, including the small, mid-size and large business, government, education and home markets.

In the U.S. government sector, AMD had 33 percent share. AMD also doubled its presence in the U.S. education market, capturing 18 percent market share, up from 9 percent one year ago. AMD continues to vigorously pursue opportunities to bring reliable and stable platforms to business, government, and education end users.

AMD has also been honored for its commitment to and innovation for the mid-size business market, capturing three consecutive wins for Best of Show at the Gartner Midsize Enterprise Summit event. AMD’s product portfolio provides the reliability, stability, compatibility, manageability and performance required by IT managers and enterprise users.

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Redphil schrieb:

Bin ernstlich verblüfft. Das gerade in Zeiten von "Geiz ist g**l" intel immer noch Prozzis verkauft...

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Redphil schrieb:

Ich bin wohl zuviel auf dem grünen Planeten zugange. Irgendwie war ich davon ausgegangen, daß mittlerweile eher so ein Verhältnis von 50:50 herscht.

Das kommt ja dann beim Verkauf teilweise hin, hier wäre ich aber eigentl. von einer amd-Führung ausgegangen: "And in Western Europe, AMD grabbed 49 percent market share of processor shipments targeted for the home desktop PC market, an increase from 25 percent one year ago.".
Bin ernstlich verblüfft. Das gerade in Zeiten von "Geiz ist g**l" intel immer noch Prozzis verkauft...

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