ESG Leaders Shine at 2024 SEAL Business Sustainability Awards
May 11, 2024, 3:49 am
A showcase of the 2024 SEAL Business Sustainability Award Winners, highlighting their dedication to sustainable practices and innovation. From well-known brands like Disney and Microsoft to emerging startups like Beewise and Enervee, these leaders are driving real change in the world of sustainability. The event featured categories like the SEAL Environmental Initiative Award and the SEAL Sustainable Innovation Award, recognizing game-changing ideas and impactful products. The winners' perspectives shed light on their commitment to a greener future and the importance of sustainable business practices in today's world.
Title: Intel Loses Ground Again - AMD Captures 33% of Server Market Revenue
Description: In early 2024, AMD saw significant growth in its market share, driven by increased demand for EPYC server processors and Ryzen 8000 chips for laptops. Despite this, Intel managed to strengthen its position in the mobile processor segment with the release of its new Core Ultra lineup. According to Mercury Research, AMD's revenue from server processors reached 33%, thanks to the success of EPYC shipments to corporate and cloud data centers. The reasons behind AMD's success include the popularity of EPYC processors among business clients and the high demand for Ryzen 8000 chips from leading PC manufacturers. AMD's revenue proportion has shifted towards higher-priced processors, indicating a shift towards flagship models. The Threadripper lineup also likely played a role in AMD's success, offering unique products to consumers. Analysts predict that AMD's market share will continue to grow, fueled by expanded production capabilities and upcoming processor models. AMD is actively competing with Intel across all fronts, setting a new standard for quality and reliability with its Ryzen and EPYC brands.
Title: Intel Loses Ground Again - AMD Captures 33% of Server Market Revenue
Description: In early 2024, AMD saw significant growth in its market share, driven by increased demand for EPYC server processors and Ryzen 8000 chips for laptops. Despite this, Intel managed to strengthen its position in the mobile processor segment with the release of its new Core Ultra lineup. According to Mercury Research, AMD's revenue from server processors reached 33%, thanks to the success of EPYC shipments to corporate and cloud data centers. The reasons behind AMD's success include the popularity of EPYC processors among business clients and the high demand for Ryzen 8000 chips from leading PC manufacturers. AMD's revenue proportion has shifted towards higher-priced processors, indicating a shift towards flagship models. The Threadripper lineup also likely played a role in AMD's success, offering unique products to consumers. Analysts predict that AMD's market share will continue to grow, fueled by expanded production capabilities and upcoming processor models. AMD is actively competing with Intel across all fronts, setting a new standard for quality and reliability with its Ryzen and EPYC brands.