AMD Ryzen processors account for 60% of the company's processor revenue.

Increase in income by AMD, exceeding forecasts and is that AMD Ryzen processors already account for 60% of processor turnover, according to Lisa Su.

AMD accounts have been presented by the company's CEO, Lisa Su, who has shown the financial data for the first quarter of 2018. AMD Ryzen processors currently account for 60% of the company's turnover in the segment processors. This indicates that the company is strong in the market for processors for the consumer and professional market. The results, better than expected, allow the company to start to get out of the hole where they have entered. 157.000 million dollars were expected, but in the end it was 1.650 million dollars.

During the presentation, the head of the company highlighted that: Our great results in the first quarter show that our long-term strategy is beginning to pay off. ' A week ago AMD has launched the second generation Ryzen, manufactured in 12nm, which allow to increase performance and improve in the field of energy efficiency.

AMD has managed to increase their market share to 17% and they are managing to increase the share percentage based on effort and solutions. These processors have been, for the first time in a long time, real competition to Intel solutions, stuck at 14nm, due to the problems that the 10nm lithography is giving, although Intel is expected to pulverize the Ryzen with the new lithography.

Lisa Su has highlighted that she hopes to launch another 60 solutions to the market within the Ryzen family, which indicates the arrival of new Threadripper, EPYC and a third generation of Ryzen processors (it is the only way in which the accounts of 60 different processors come out in a year, adding the APUs, of course). "The gaming market is our top priority right now," said Lisa Su.

Source: venturebeat