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The reason why Intel and AMD market share for desktop GPU shipments were neck and neck was due to the incorrect counting of 60,000+ data center GPUs.

NVIDIA is still the clear top dog, but Intel is now level with AMD for market share when it comes to GPU shipments, and that's a surprise to say the least.

JPR notes that GPU shipments dropped by the biggest margin since the 2009 recession: AMD shipments are down 47.6% and NVIDIA shipments are down 19.7%.

NVIDIA commands with 80% of the discrete GPU market share, leaving AMD with just 20% and Intel... well... yeah. JPR's new Q2 2022 data sheds light.

Jon Peddie Research's new report shows Q2 2022 GPU shipments dropped 15% from last quarter: NVIDIA and AMD GPU shipments are down, with NVIDIA down 25.7%.

JPR estimates $3.5 billion in losses from Intel's Accelerated Computing Systems and Graphics (AXG), says they should shut down their GPU department.

There were over 50 million GPUs shipped in 2021, with the GPU market reaching $51.8 billion in value -- and soon enters Intel.

JPR research notes that AIB partner shipments of GPUs increased 25.7% this quarter compared to last year, with 12.7M units shipped.

AMD GPU shipments decrease 11% in Q3 2021, while NVIDIA GPU shipments increased by 3% in the same quarter according to JPR data.

GPU growth smashes 37% year-over-year with NVIDIA dominating with 83% discrete GPU market share, AMD with just 17% market share.

GPU sales are pumpin' through the middle of the worst tech shortage in history, with 119 million graphics cards in Q1 2021 alone.

AMD Radeon GPU market share drops 33% year-over-year, NVIDIA dominating, crypto mining and next-gen consoles are hurting it all.

NVIDIA secured even more of the discrete GPU market in the last few months, now has 80% of the market -- leaving AMD with 20%.

Analysts suggest Flight Simulator will generate $2.6 billion in hardware sales over the next 3 years with all new upgrades.

For the first time in 5 years, AMD reigns supreme over NVIDIA when it comes to graphics market share.

20 million is less than 2% of the current PC gaming population.

NVIDIA, AMD, and Intel all saw overall GPU shipment decreases for Q4 2018.

Jon Peddie Research GPU market report shows 3 million graphics cards sold to crypto miners in 2017.

AMD's discrete GPU market share drops by 2% in the last quarter.

NVIDIA gains GPU market share in Q4 2016, while AMD lost a little GPU market share.

The PC gaming hardware market exceeded $30 billion globally in 2016, and 2017 is set to grow even further.

AMD now has 29.1% of the GPU market, NVIDIA takes 70.1% - but AMD has improved from its 18.8% from last year.

Console sales hit $90 billion during 2016, while PC hardware sales smash past $200 billion.

Total GPU shipments increased in Q3 2016, up 20.4% over Q2 2016.

AMD and NVIDIA both see increased quarterly shipments, but the dGPU market declined 9% from 2014.

NVIDIA is dominating GPU market share according to JPR's latest data, with 76% of the GPU market share. This leaves AMD with the remaining 24%

After "VRAMgate" issues of the GeForce GTX 970, NVIDIA is seeing just 5% of consumers returning their cards according to JPR.

NVIDIA and Intel squeeze AMD a little tighter in Q4 2013, according to JPR's latest numbers.

JPR: GPU shipments are down for Q4 2012 - we need some new GPUs!

GPU shipments up 18.4% on-year, Intel chomps up over 60% of the market.

According to Jon Peddie Research.