Tuesday, October 24, 2006

AMD keeps gaining revenue share

I was saving a little research work I did for the times when the Mercury Research report about AMD's market share were made public.

I am comparing AMD's revenues, which are now almost totally composed of microprocessors to Intel's revenues associated with µ . I am using the data available from both companies financial results. There is one issue with Intel's operating income: It includes the incomes derived from chipsets, that's why the numbers for AMD in the operating income share are much lower.

All in all, AMD is managing to keep the lead in the struggle: It is well known that its gross margins have been above Intel's for the last two quarters, it is extraordinary to see how it is also grabbing bits of revenue market share despite the onslaught of Netburst dumping and CMW ramping.




Q3 / 06 Q2 / 06 Q1 / 06 Q4 / 05 Q3 / 05 Q2 / 05 Q1 / 05
Intel Digital Enterprise Group Microprocessor 3521 3338 3892 4929 4936 4603 4944


Chipset 1425 1283 1255 1476 1434 1398 1417


Net Revenue 4946 4621 5147 6405 6370 6001 6361


Operating Income 858 931 1360 2448 2164 2016 2383

Mobility Group Microprocessor 2239 1958 2347 2400 2331 2056 1917


Chipset 809 731 632 705 639 566 517


Net Revenue 3048 2689 2979 3105 2970 2622 2434


Operating Income 1260 946 1155 1547 1431 1220 1131

Total Revenue
microprocessors

5760 5296 6239 7329 7267 6659 6861

Op. Income
(includes Chipsets)

2118 1877 2515 3995 3595 3236 3514










AMD
Net Sales 1327.6 1216.4 1332.2 1351 1007 797 780


Operating Income 119.2 102.1 258.6 268 129 83 64


Net Income 134.455 88.847 184.52














AMD Revenue share
18.73% 18.68% 17.60% 15.56% 12.17% 10.69% 10.21%

AMD Operating Income Share (This includes
Intel's chipsets)
5.33% 5.16% 9.32% 6.29% 3.46% 2.50% 1.79%

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