AMD's performance in the processor market over the past three years is obvious to all. According to statistics from Mercury Research, after the fourth quarter of last year, AMD's share of the desktop market reached 18.3%, a year-on-year increase of 2.4 percentage points.
According to analysis and evaluation by Mitch Steves, an analyst at RBC Capital Markets, AMD's Ryzen processor market share will increase to about 25% this year, and he is extremely confident in the performance of AMD EPYC products in the server field.
Steves also pointed out that at AMD’s investor meeting on the 5th of next month, officials will share more news that will make the stock price bullish.
It is rumored that the consumer-grade Big Navi graphics card (known as NVIDIA killer) and the server GPU code-named Arcurus will be announced at that time. In recent years, AMD has indeed felt that the CPU/GPU is heavy on one end and light on the other. If both legs can be strong and strong, the future is limitless.
