AMD Sets Revenue and Market Share Records with EPYC and Ryzen Processor Lineup

AMD continues to show impressive performance in 2024. The latest report from Mercury Research shows that AMD has achieved record revenue and market share thanks to its strong EPYC and Ryzen processor lineup. These gains were driven by the Zen 4 architecture, with the recent Zen 5 announcements promising even more growth.

The server segment turned out to be one of the most promising for AMD: the market share in money grew by 2,7% compared to last year and amounted to 33,9%, and the share in the number of processors sold increased to 24,2%. This was made possible by the successful Genoa, Bergamo and Sienna lines, as well as the latest EPYC 9005 "Turin" series, which stands out for its high performance and efficiency.

In the desktop processor market, AMD also increased its share from 19,2% to 28,7% year over year, helped by popular Ryzen models including the Ryzen X3D and the latest Ryzen 9000 processors. Amid the instability associated with Intel's 13th and 14th generation issues, consumers continue to lose confidence in the "blue team", which also had a positive impact on AMD's results.

AMD also saw significant growth in the mobile segment, with market share increasing to 22,3% and revenue to 19,2%, thanks to successful Ryzen AI 300 models and support for gaming segments such as portable devices. However, the company faces the challenge of limited availability of these chips in the market, but it is expected that in 2025, the range of mobile solutions will be expanded, which will allow AMD to strengthen its position.

With success in the x86 segment and continued development of the EPYC and Ryzen lines, AMD is confidently moving towards its goal of taking 50% of the market, leaving Intel behind.