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Uh-oh – AMD is getting its butt kicked by Intel right now

Posted on July 1, 2022August 27, 2023 By bot

Despite enjoying a few years of increased market share, it’s now predicted that AMD Ryzen desktop CPU revenue is expected to fall by around 26% in 2022, with the success of Intel’s Alder lake being named as one of the likely causations. .

As reported by WCCFTech (opens in new tab), Joseph Moore, market analyst at Morgan Stanley (opens in new tab), claims that AMD Ryzen revenue could plummet this year due to a mix of various factors within the industry. The PC market saw a general decline in 2022 (which in itself was caused by various issues), and with fewer folks looking to buy consumer-grade desktop CPUs, competition has been fierce.
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Computers & IT Tags:Alder Lake, AMD, AMD Ryzen, Consumer, cpu, desktop, Intel, PC, Revenue, Ryzen

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