Experts at Jon Peddie Research (JPR), an analytical company, have prepared a report that summarizes data for the first quarter of this year on the market for graphical PC solutions – both integrated and discrete.
According to their calculations, this market decreased by 5.3% compared to the previous quarter. At the same time, AMD reduced shipments by 16.6%, Nvidia – by 13.6%, and Intel was able to increase deliveries by 0.5%. In annual terms, the market grew by 14.9%.
Analysts note that the number of GPUs (integrated and discrete) that were equipped with PCs released during the quarter was 128% compared with the number of PCs. At the same time, the supply of PCs for the quarter decreased by 1.74%, and in annual terms increased by 15.53%.
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