Nvidia expands leadership and halves AMD’s presence in the GPUS market

NVIDIA has expanded its presence in the GPUS market reaching 92% of the market. AMD faces a strong fall and Intel practically disappeared from the scenario. The information is from Jon Peddie Research.

Most surprising is that the positive result for Nvidia comes even with criticism of the increase in the cost of the company’s GPUs while the benefit (regarding cost) is reduced. The Radeon RX 9060 XT 16GB is only 5% slower, but 20% cheaper than NVIDIA’s competing model.

It is also important to highlight that the research encompasses the dedicated GPUS market.

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Fall of AMD and Intel’s dilemma

The survey reveals that, in the first quarter of 2025, AMD’s stake fell from 15% to only 8%. Intel plummeted to less than 0.1%, a hard blow to its Dedicated GPUS line.

Both AMD and Nvidia launch new plates in 2025. However, the demand for Nvidia hardware was much higher, which contributed to the high price. The growth of the AI ​​sector also influences the market, with large corporations and startups vying for signs to feed AI services.

In the case of Intel, the scenario is so drastic that it practically disappears on Jon Peddie’s chart.

AMD Perspectives

In addition to GPUS, desktop CPU sales fell 15% year to year and 20% quarter to quarter. The fall mainly affected AMD, which had been gaining space with its X3D line, focused on gamers and content creators.

However, there are signs of recovery. According to Steam hardware survey, AMD has a slight rise, reaching 17.6% participation in May. Data include integrated video cards, such as those used in Steam Deck and other portable consoles.

Because Jon Peddie Research’s research refers to the first half, they may see the recovery of the red giant in the future.

The fact is that for 2025 there are still hopes. Radeon RX 9070, 9070 XT and 9060 XT models are competitive alternatives against NVIDIA, Offering better value and greater availability.

If the green giant has the highest but most costly plates, AMD’s strategy is to focus on a wider audience Delivering cheaper but more cost -effective plates compared to cost.

In full swing

Nvidia is in a great time. Later this week, the company became the most valuable in the world, surpassing Microsoft. The company is well that it surpassed itself, launching a new GPU that surpasses RTX 5090.

With a value that reaches R $ 28 thousand, the RTX 5090 is still the most powerful sign and focused on the domestic audience. The other model, the RTX Pro 6000, is a plate aimed at workstations.

This does not mean that the company has not suffered setbacks. Still recently, she had a loss of $ 5.5 billion in GPUs with the cutting of H20S chips to China. However, even with blockade from Nvidia, Chinese companies seem not to be buying from Huawei.

Fountains: Jon Peddie Research.