AMD Goes After Intel's Laptop Empire With Ryzen 4000 Mobile
Advanced Micro Devices (NASDAQ: AMD) has successfully wrestled back some market share from Intel (NASDAQ: INTC) in the desktop CPU market. The company launched its third-generation Ryzen desktop chips in July, erasing Intel's performance advantage almost entirely. In combination with aggressive pricing, that has pushed up AMD's desktop CPU market share to levels not seen in many years.
Progress has been a bit slower for AMD in the laptop market, partly because winning market share there requires convincing OEMs to design systems around its chips. It has been gaining ground, though, and the company will likely continue that trend this year with its just-announced Ryzen 4000 mobile chips.
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