Amd and coronavirus: the virus is not a problem and the cpu quota will increase

The coronavirus paralyzes every territory it passes through, causing quarantines, collapses in hospitals, and slowing the pace of factories. So it has been with the Samsung factory, and many others in China, Japan and South Korea. Given this uncertainty, we have good news: AMD will not be affected by the coronavirus and its CPU share will increase.

AMD faces coronavirus

Thanks to our partner Piper Sandler, from SeekingAlpha, we have learned about the analysis he has made of the impact of this virus on AMD. Apparently, this impact is temporary and AMD is only going to suffer this year. Therefore, AMD's roadmap for the coming years will not be affected by the coronavirus.

Currently, AMD's greatest assets are laptops, desktop chips and servers. Tell you that it does not seem that there will be a price increase due to the coronavirus; in fact, we may see a reduction in a few months. The red giant is starting to gain market share in the server sector, beating Intel in choosing chips to power servers and supercomputers. So we saw it with Cray.

In the last four months of 2019, Intel had a share of 84.4%, while AMD had 15.5%. Therefore, the last one has a very big job ahead of it. Admittedly, AMD has been doing well when it has been taking portions of the pie from Intel since 2017. With the release of Ryzen 3000, the company will scratch many sales to Intel in the desktop sector.