AMD Eclipses Intel in the U.S. Retail PC Market

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During the month of October, AMD struck new ground when it overtook market leader Intel as the leading supplier of processors for the US retail personal computer market. To be exact, 49.8% of the personal computers (desktops and notebooks combined) sold in the US retail market utilized AMD processors, while rival Intel could account for only 48.5% of the market.

This presentation from Current Analysis highlights the market trends in the US retail personal computer market, indicates which chips are powering AMD’s successes, and answers the question of whether Intel’s inventory problems are affecting its retail sales.

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AMD Eclipses Intel in US Retail Market

Presented by:
Matt Sargent, Senior Director of Research - Personal Computers

11/2005

  • AMD Edges Intel in Oct Retail PC Sales
  • July Represents Huge Turn Around in Desktops for AMD
  • Intel Still Owns Lion’s Share of Notebooks
  • A64 and Sempron Have Powered AMD’s Success in Desktops
  • Pent-M (Centrino) and Celeron M Have Powered Intel’s Continued Dominance of Notebooks
  • Are Intel’s Inventory Issues Affecting Retail?
  • AMD succeeds with significantly lower inventory levels
  • Synopsis
       - Desktops
       - Black Friday
       - Overall Consumer Market
       - Why Is AMD’s Leadership Position in Retail Important?
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