Opteron has 48.1% of the multi-processor server market in US
Gartner reports that AMD has taken nearly half of the multi-processor server market in US. AMD's share in overall x86 server space is 26%. Opteron server revenue topped $1 billion. If you take out those $299 Celeron and Pentium D "servers" out of the stats, AMD's share will be substantially bigger.
SUN's server revenue surged 8% year/year. SUN gained across the board, from x64 to big-iron. IBM, DELL and Fujitsu's server revenue dropped 4%, 2%, 14%, respectively, while HP's server revenue was flat.
posted by Sharikou, Ph. D. @ 5/24/2006 11:58:00 AM
4 Comments:
facts and figures dont lie unless you lots of Intel shares.
Last time I checked, having 4 processors means it's a mutli-processor server...let me check cuz I could be wrong....(der da derr)
I believe he was referring to the fact that the statistic excludes 2P servers. Der da derr...
How about the fact that with Dell, AMD hasn't had a chance (and even doesn't now) to get in any 2P Servers, it's not exactly fair to assess it.
Seen the GPU markets lately? Intel has some BS like 30% over ATI and nVidia, why is this? Because they count in all the Integrated Graphics on motherboards from Dell and others, which again is total BS and is not a fair assessment of the market.
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