Over the past decade, Intel has confronted existential threats stemming from several strategic missteps, whereas AMD has attained unprecedented heights in CPU market share, both in client and server segments. While Intel maintains its leadership in both domains, AMD has swiftly narrowed the gap in recent years. Intel has missed out on significant opportunities in the smartphone chip and AI chip markets, lagging behind due to its reluctance to embrace EUV lithography technology. Conversely, AMD has soared in the data center arena during the AI era, fueled by its high-performance CPUs and GPUs.
