Intel Doubled Its Graphics Card Market Share in the 1st Quarter
(NASDAQ: INTC) entered the discrete graphics card market in October of 2022. The company is no stranger to graphics – its CPUs have long included integrated graphics capabilities that are good enough for general usage and even some light gaming. But for anyone wanting to play PC games at high settings and resolutions, a discrete graphics card from either NVIDIA or AMD has been the only option for a long time.
Intel ran into some trouble last year as it brought its Arc graphics cards to market. The cards themselves were plenty capable, but the software drivers were lacking. Intel tried to cut corners and failed miserably, rendering the Arc A750 and Arc A770 little more than paperweights in a wide swath of older titles.
These software issues hindered sales of Intel's Arc graphics cards. The company was initially planning to sell 4 million graphics cards by the end of 2022, but that goal was scrapped. There were even rumors that Intel was going to abandon the effort entirely. According to Jon Peddie Research, Intel snagged just 2% of the discrete graphics card market in the fourth quarter of 2022.
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