AMD Achieved Record Server Revenue In Q3 2024, Desktop Now Amounts To 28.7% Unit Share & Mobile Gaining Too

AMD’s strong EPYC & Ryzen CPU portfolio has led to the company gaining its record revenue and unit share as per the latest report by Mercury Research.

AMD EPYC & Ryzen CPU Portfolio Leads To Record Revenue/Unit Share Gains In Q3 2024

2024 has been a blast for AMD, with a strong continued portfolio of EPYC & Ryzen CPUs based on the x86 architecture and the unveiling of its next-generation families based on the Zen 5 processor architecture. Today, Mercury Research announced its latest statistics, covering the revenue & unit figures for AMD and the results speak for themselves.

• Server revenue share increased 2.7% points Y/Y and 0.1% points Q/Q to a record 33.9%.
• Server unit share increased 0.9% points Y/Y and 0.1% points Q/Q.
• Client revenue share increased 1.5% points Y/Y and 3.7% points Q/Q to 21.7%.

• Client unit share increased 4.6% points Y/Y and 2.9% points Q/Q.
  • Desktop unit share increased 9.6% points Y/Y and 5.7% points Q/Q.
  • Mobile unit share increased 2.8% points Y/Y and 2.0% points Q/Q.
• Overall revenue share increased 0.6% points Y/Y and 2.3% points Q/Q to 26.5%.

• Overall unit share increased 0.9% points Y/Y and 2.7% points Q/Q.

On the server side, AMD’s market share increased from 23.3% (Q3 2023) to 24.2% (Q3 2024) while the revenue increased to 33.9% versus 31.2% in the prior year. Now the most interesting thing is that this share only amounts to the sales of the existing Zen 4-based EPYC portfolio, such as Genoa, Bergamo, and Sienna. The company’s EPYC 9005 “Turin” family was launched this quarter & since it offers a disruptive…