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2026-06-23·AMD·architecture market shift
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According to IDC data reported by Tom's Hardware, Arm-based servers generated over 45% of global server revenue in Q1...

According to IDC data reported by Tom's Hardware, Arm-based servers generated over 45% of global server revenue in Q1 2026, up from a much lower share a year ago, driven by GPU-accelerated AI infrastructure.

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According to IDC data reported by Tom's Hardware, Arm-based servers generated over 45% of global server revenue in Q1 2026, up from a much lower share a year ago, driven by GPU-accelerated AI infrastructure. This represents a tectonic shift away from x86 CPUs from AMD and Intel. The revenue share of non-x86 platforms grew 107.6% YoY to $58.7 billion. AMD's EPYC server CPUs are directly affected as hyperscalers and AI infrastructure builders increasingly adopt custom Arm silicon (e.g., NVIDIA's Grace, AWS Graviton). While x86 still holds 52% revenue share, the trajectory clearly favors Arm. This market share erosion poses a structural headwind for AMD's data center segment, which has been a key growth driver. Source: Tom's Hardware

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