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Intel and AMD "Abandon PCs in favor of Servers": Old chips backflow into new computers, AI PCs are neglected.

15/07/2026

The Zhtng Finance APP learned that according to the latest research report from investment bank Susquehanna, by 2026, the market share of old processors from Intel (INTC.US) and Advanced Micro Devices (AMD.US) in newly assembled personal computers will significantly increase. This is mainly because the two major chip manufacturers tend to prioritize supplying the latest process chips to the more profitable server market rather than the AI PC market.

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