Dublin, Dec. 19, 2024 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- The "Microprocessor & GPU Market Report: Trends, Forecast and Competitive Analysis to 2030 ... and artificial intelligence, including supercomputers.

This could be the shakeup the GPU market has needed for some time, and I'm excited to see if that comes true. The first generation of A-series Intel GPUs included the fantastic mid-range Arc A770 ...

A CRN analysis found that Nvidia finished the first quarter with more than double the revenue of what Intel and AMD earned ...

GeForce RTX 50 Series helps Nvidia compound its lead in the GPU market, at the expense of AMD Radeon and Intel Arc.

By contrast, sales of AMD Radeon add-in-boards (AIBs) stagnated, and so did market share, whereas the share of Intel's Arc dropped to around 0%. GPU sales for desktop PCs totaled 9.5 million units ...

It outperforms NVIDIA's RTX 4060 in raytracing. Intel plans to release the B570 soon and remains committed to the discrete graphics market, potentially focusing on sub-$300 options. Intel recently ...

The discrete graphics card market now sees Intel with zero percent share, down from two per cent a year ago. Nvidia dominates with 88 per cent market share, leaving AMD with the remaining 12 per cent.

The BMG-G31 GPU was supposed to be Intel’s halo card for this generation; think something like Arc A770, but obviously better. The rumored B770 never made it to the market, though, with Intel ...

While the data for the second quarter of 2023 gives Intel a measly 2% market share in the discrete GPU market thanks to Arc Alchemist, this year’s data puts Intel at 0%. We’re unlikely to see ...

“We are very committed to the discrete graphics market and will continue to make strategic investments in this direction,” Intel’s new co-CEO Michelle Johnston Holthaus just told an audience ...