Intel finally admits losing part of the market to amd

If you orbit this world, you will know that Ryzen 3000 has been a hard blow for the blue team. AMD made a strong recovery from its past years and Intel has slowly and reluctantly accepted its merits . However, today we will see the interesting statements of one of the main representatives of the blue giant.

Intel acknowledges its loss to the market and plans to get its batteries

Competition is good for users, since companies compete with each other offering better prices, higher specifications and more. However, we had not experienced such a situation for more than a decade and Intel was very reluctant to get off the donkey. Until not long ago, we could count on the fingers of one hand the times that the blue team praised the good work of its competition.

Not surprisingly, a few days ago, Jason Grebe offered his vision on the matter at the Citi Global Tech conference. His words were hopeful, but they also confirmed the return of high-level competition between AMD and Intel .

In general, if there is a sale of a CPU on the planet, we want to be involved. We don't look at any segment and say, "okay, we're going to leave this segment" or "we're not interested in that one." We want to compete aggressively in all segments.

While we went through the stock problem in the last 6-12 months in the PC section, we had to move away from some low ranges for notebooks, as well as others for desktops. However, as we are improving our situation, we will continue to be increasingly aggressive.

Jason Grebe, Corporate Vice President and General Manager, Cloud Technology and Platforms Group.

Of course, this is good news for users, as it means AMD has really come back.

In the coming months we will see different launches and announcements from both companies, so we are looking forward to seeing what they will bring us.

And you, what do you expect from Intel? What company do you think offers better products? Share your ideas in the comment box.

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