iSuppli has done its accounts and concluded on the respective market shares of Intel and AMD over the global market for microprocessors in 2010. Surprise? Not surprise: Intel finished the year by controlling 81% of the market is 0.4 points more than in 2009 and has allowed AMD to 11.4% of the market (- 0.8 points).
AMD has particularly suffered in the last quarter of the year, losing 1.3 points compared to 2009. iSuppli considers not only the x86 CPU: RISC are also included and therefore all ARM chips from shelves. Overall the market has shown over the year a turnover of 40 billion dollars, 25% better than 2009.
Besides the emergence of ARM chips, iSuppli has observed the rise of integrated graphics processor chip. They represented a third of sales in 2010 and should exceed the 50% in 2011 saw the virtual disappearance of Core 2 and AMD chip release Fusion Ontario and Llano. 
AMD has particularly suffered in the last quarter of the year, losing 1.3 points compared to 2009. iSuppli considers not only the x86 CPU: RISC are also included and therefore all ARM chips from shelves. Overall the market has shown over the year a turnover of 40 billion dollars, 25% better than 2009.
Besides the emergence of ARM chips, iSuppli has observed the rise of integrated graphics processor chip. They represented a third of sales in 2010 and should exceed the 50% in 2011 saw the virtual disappearance of Core 2 and AMD chip release Fusion Ontario and Llano.
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