AMD CEO Dr. Lisa Su recently attended an activity held by JP Morgan, predicting that AMD could earn about 20% of the share in the desktop processor in 2018, while the share in mobile processors are expected to be 18%.
In addition, Su also said AMD's processor share could even double in the next few years, which is up to 40%. AMD achieved $1.65 billion in GAAP revenue and net profit of $81 million in the first quarter, reported in FuninUSA, a website which continuously provides product-reviews and global news.
According to Mercury Research, AMD's share of desktop processors has grown from 8% in 2016 to 12% at the end of 2017.
Currently, the Ryzen 2 generation processor is on the market, and soon the second generation of RYZEN THREADRIPPER will be available to customers. Also, the enterprise-level product EPYC will be updated within this year, according to the report from FuninUSA.
Next year, AMD will start deploying 7nm Zen 2 architecture processor, while Intel will only have 10nm Cannon Lake available.
In addition, Su also said AMD's processor share could even double in the next few years, which is up to 40%. AMD achieved $1.65 billion in GAAP revenue and net profit of $81 million in the first quarter, reported in FuninUSA, a website which continuously provides product-reviews and global news.
According to Mercury Research, AMD's share of desktop processors has grown from 8% in 2016 to 12% at the end of 2017.
Currently, the Ryzen 2 generation processor is on the market, and soon the second generation of RYZEN THREADRIPPER will be available to customers. Also, the enterprise-level product EPYC will be updated within this year, according to the report from FuninUSA.
Next year, AMD will start deploying 7nm Zen 2 architecture processor, while Intel will only have 10nm Cannon Lake available.
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