Intel vs amd server series#

Of the AMD chips, 7% were fifth-generation EPYC Ryzen 1000 CPUs code-named 'Naples,' which were shipped in 2017, and 1% were the EPYC Ryzen 2000 series code-named 'Rome,' first shipped in 2019. Of the AMD processors available, very few were the latest, highest-performance versions of processors from either Intel or AMD. We know what's available to be purchased in what styles and what configuration, how many cores, how much memory, which accelerators are being offered.' 'It's like looking at products on a retail shelf. 'We don't see how many servers are behind each configuration, but we know where every configuration they offer is available on the planet,' said Teich, who spent 20 years in technical marketing and strategy roles at AMD before becoming an analyst 8 years ago. The service counts the server configurations available in each data center for each cloud platform on the list to identify which are available in which specific areas. to gather data on the specific hardware configurations among which cloud-platform customers can choose. Liftr Insights' Cloud Component Tracker Service scans the user configuration applications of cloud platform providers, including Inc.'s Amazon Web Services, Alphabet Inc.'s Google Cloud Platform, Microsoft Corp.'s Azure and dominant Chinese cloud provider Alibaba Group Holding Ltd. But if graphical processing units play a significant role in expanding AMD's presence in the data center, their contribution will be counted as part of the Computing and Graphics group, which is focused on gaming and desktop markets but also includes server and desktop GPU development as part of its portfolio.Дuring a product-roadmap-focused Financial Analyst Day in March 2020, AMD executives laid out a three-year plan to boost revenues 20% per year and push gross margins above 50% by expanding the company's sales to data centers and cloud platforms to 30% of total revenue, compared to the 15% or so it accounts for now.ДЄs of March 30, AMD processors made up about 8% of the servers available for users to configure on the four largest cloud platforms, according to Paul Teich, principal analyst at market-research firm Liftr Insights. The enterprise product group is responsible for developing AMD's EPYC multicore central processing units and marketing them for enterprise data centers, cloud platforms and high-performance computing applications. The Computing and Graphics segment also reported double the operating income of the enterprise segment in 2019.ДЄMD's high-end ambitions are somewhat split between its two product segments, however. Enterprise segment revenue fell 16.2% year over year in 2019 compared to growth of 12.4% for Computing and Graphics. Growth for the enterprise segment has lagged that of AMD's larger Computing and Graphics division in recent years. Intel's Data Center Group reported $7.2 billion in revenue for the fourth quarter of 2019, exceeding in one segment AMD's entire full-year 2019 revenue of $6.7 billion.ДЄbout $2.02 billion of AMD's 2019 revenue came from its Enterprise, Embedded and Semicustom group, which includes servers, embedded processors, semicustom system-on-chip designs, development services, game-console technology and the licensing of AMD designs to be used in other processors. The fast-growing, high-margin market for data-center and cloud-platform servers is a lucrative target and one owned almost entirely by Intel, which holds between 90% and 95% share in the market for data-center processors, according to most analyst estimates. will soon offer a first look at how its performance stacks up against an ambitious new plan designed to erode Intel Corp.'s domination of the data-center market. With quarterly earnings approaching April 28, Advanced Micro Devices Inc.