During its last earnings report, AMD confirmed that it has had 10 successive quarters of growth, and that its global market share in the premium CPU segment has already exceeded 50%.

"Customer processor earnings grew significantly year-over-year as strong demand on Ryzen processors resulted in significant double-digit percentage increases in shipped units and average selling price," said Lisa Su during her last call. for investors. "As a result, we believe we have gained customer unit market share for the 10th consecutive quarter."

 “On the desktop, overall demand for our latest Ryzen 3000 and previous generation Ryzen 2000 was strong, and both continue to be top sellers, having more than 50% share of premium processor sales in many of the leading etailers. globally ”.

It will be interesting to see how the situation continues with the launch of the new Intel Comet Lake-S.

AMD claims to have a global market share greater than 50% in the Premium CPU segment