![]() Perhaps of more interest in the ongoing war between Nvidia and AMD is JPR's data for desktop GPU add-in board market share. So the reader should take the JPR data with a grain of salt, since the data ignores important growth areas for Nvidia. This will become an even more important segment for Nvidia as it ships more Drive PX 2 solutions for Tesla's ( TSLA) new Autopilot system, since these include both high performance Pascal GPUs as well as the latest Parker generation Tegras that also feature Pascal architecture graphics. Also not counted are Nvidia's shipments of Tegra processors, which also include on-board GPUs. But not counted are Nvidia's shipments of GPUs for high performance computing and deep learning applications in the data center. This increases the count of AMD's GPU shipments, relative to Nvidia. Also counted are processors, such as AMD's APUs and many Intel ( INTC) processors for mobile applications that include on-board graphics processing. Thus JPR's results only include discrete GPUs that are present in graphics cards (called by them add-in boards), as well as discrete GPUs present in notebook systems. Jon Peddie Research (JPR) data for GPUs is focused exclusively on the PC market, which was the traditional one for GPUs before the advent of the use of GPUs in the data center. With the introduction of the entry level GTX 10 Ti, Nvidia is poised to continue gaining share in Q4. While the gain was not great, it was enough to halt AMD's ( AMD) GPU market share growth of the first half of the year. ![]() According to published data from Jon Peddie Research, NVIDIA (Nvidia) ( NASDAQ: NVDA) gained market share in PC GPUs compared to last quarter. ![]()
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