Nvidia increases its sales of gpu 30% in the last quarter

NVIDIA, AMD and Intel increase their sales

According to the report, total shipments of desktop GPUs increased 9.3% compared to the previous quarter including all involved, NVIDIA, AMD and Intel. Noting the annual trend, desktop graphics increased 2%, while notebook shipments decreased 6%. The reason for the desktop-side gain is primarily attributed to the increased demand for gaming and cryptocurrency graphics cards, which has been causing a stir lately.

Thus, NVIDIA and AMD supplied more GPUs than usual. Once again, the gaming PC segment has become a turning point for the entire graphics card market in the last quarter.

Analyzing the GPU market Q3 2017

NVIDIA leads the increase in its market share with 29.5% in the number of shipments. This makes NVIDIA to have 19.3% of the market share.

AMD has also seen an increase in the number of GPU shipments, but less than NVIDIA by 7.6%. The current market share is 13.0%.

Lastly, we have Intel, whose GPU shipments increased 5.0% compared to the previous quarter in the desktop segment. Intel has 67.8% of the market share.

Overall, in the third quarter of 2017, discrete GPUs, notebooks, and desktop graphics card shipments were reported to increase 34.7% compared to the last quarter and 11.7% compared to last year.

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Nvidia increases its market share compared to last quarter

The complementary cards market decreased in Q2'18 with respect to the previous quarter. Market shares for discrete GPU providers Nvidia increased their market share from the previous quarter, while AMD enjoyed an increase in market share year-over-year.