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11/24/03 Samsung did not surpass Intel in flash, says Semico - Comms Design
"All other parts shipped by AMD bear and AMD logo until that version of the part is rendered obsolete. Fujitsu follows a similar policy. If we follow the rules as we have in other years then 2003 market share reports will use all three names: AMD, Fujitsu, and Spansion, to account for the revenues of parts marked with each of these three logos. Why is this important? Because the notion that AMD or Spansion is larger than Intel requires the market researcher to put aside this rule in this particular case," he explained."

11/03/03 Intel snags market share from AMD - CNET
"Although down sequentially, AMD did manage to recover lost ground from the third quarter last year, when it was struggling with inventory surpluses. Then, Intel had 85.9 percent market share, while AMD had a 12.4 percent share. Mercury analyst Dean McCarron explained, though, that chip industry executives generally concentrate on the sequential, rather than the year-to-year, comparisons. "

09/11/03 Intel losing market share on flash memory cash cow - the inquirer
"The Wall Street Journal, quoting iSuppli analyst Jim Cantore, said that during Q2 Intel had 19.2% of the flash memory market, a big drop from the 25.5% share it held in Q4 of last year."

08/22/03 AMD loses market share in China - the inquirer
"A survey by market research firm iSuppli said that AMD lost market share in China, while both Intel and Nvidia gained ground in what all three see as a lucrative future marketplace"

08/17/03 Intel Increases Lead over AMD - NewsFactor
"The report, detailing market share in the second quarter of 2003, gave AMD little to cheer about. In the global PC microprocessor market, Intel increased its market share 1.2 percent to 81.6 percent. AMD's overall unit share declined 1.1 percent to 17.2 percent. In the desktop processor segment, Intel grew share 0.8 percent to 79.4 percent, while AMD lost 0.7 percent share to end at 19.4 percent. "

08/15/03 Bumper year for PC sales - ZD Net
"PC shipments look likely to break all records in 2003, according to Gartner
Worldwide unit shipments of personal computers could hit a new high in 2003, according to revised estimates from research firm Gartner. "

08/15/03 Intel nibbles at AMD mobile market share - The Register
"AMD lost 2.5 percentage points of mobile market share. AMD entered Q3 with a mobile market share of 10.6 per cent, down 2.5 percentage points, while Intel held 88.1 per cent, up 2.8 percentage points, of the business. Transmeta and VIA shared the remaining 1.3 per cent of the market among themselves"

08/04/03 AMD gains on Intel as market perks up - ZD Net
"Chipmaker Advanced Micro Devices gained a pinch of market share year-on-year against rival Intel in a market that seems to be improving. California-based AMD saw its market share in the second quarter of 2003 inch up to 15.7 percent, a tenth-of-a-point increase from its market share of 15.6 percent in the same period a year ago, according to statistics compiled by Mercury Research. "

08/04/03 AMD loses ground to Intel in Q2 - Info World
"Intel held an enormous lead over AMD in the number of x86 desktop, mobile and server processors shipped in the second quarter, with 82.5 percent of the market, said Dean McCarron, principal analyst with Mercury Research in Cave Creek, Arizona. AMD shipped 15.7 percent of the processors measured in this study, and the "other" category, made up of Transmeta and Via Technologies, shipped 1.8 percent"

06/12/03 AMD, Fujitsu bite into Intel's flash market share - the inquirer
'"Both AMD and its close partner Fujitsu grew share because they took the decision to slash prices in the first quarter, while Intel decided to put its prices up in January"

06/05/03 Intel says 2Q revenue on target for 6% gain - ebn
"The executive said Intel is still pushing to regain flash memory market share that it lost in the first quarter when the company tried unsuccessfully to raise its flash chip prices"

05/20/03 Gartner: Chip market to grow 8 percent in '03 - InfoWorld
"The worldwide semiconductor market is due to grow 8.3 percent to $168 billion in 2003, according to analyst firm Gartner, driven by high demand for cell phone handset applications. "

05/15/03 Bright Spots Amid Flash Memory Sales - Forbes
"The chief executive of AMD, interviewed in New York recently, says his chip factory, or fab, in Austin, Texas, is running at full tilt. The fab is producing flash memory chips of the type used in wireless telephones. And while the rest of the semiconductor industry is still smarting from the worst downturn in its history, demand for certain types of flash memory is strong"

05/12/03 Intel chips away at AMD market share - CNET
"AMD had 16.6 percent of the PC processor market, compared with 18.2 percent during the first quarter of 2002, giving up 1.6 points of market share on a year-over-year basis. Meanwhile, Intel commanded 81.7 percent of the PC processor market. That's up nine-tenths of a point from its 2002 first-quarter market share of 80.8 percent."