In recent years, Intel has faced strong competition from other vendors. In the confrontation between Core vs. Ryzen, many people feel that the latter has a stronger advantage, which will greatly affect the sales of Core processors.
However, from Intel’s financial report data, desktop Core processors are not what everyone imagined. Not only did shipments grow, the average selling price also increased.
According to Intel’s third-quarter financial report, Intel’s customer computing business group (CCG) third-quarter net revenue (including chip business revenue) was US$9.664 billion, a 2% drop from the same period last year (US$9.847 billion).
To be more specific, in the CCG department, shipments of desktop platform processors increased by 16% compared to the same period last year, and ASPs increased by 4%. That is, in the third quarter, Intel desktop core and other processors The volume and price of the devices have risen, and sales have not been affected.
However, Intel’s focus on notebook processor shipments encountered problems. Sales fell by 14% compared to the same period last year. However, because the ASP increased by 10%, revenue for this part of the product fell by only 5%.
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