Q3’16 MarketWatch has been released. Nvidia’s market share increased 2.2% from last quarter and 0.4% from last year, Intel lost 1.6% market share from last quarter, and AMD’s overall share decreased 0.6%, from last quarter. Overall GPU shipments (rounded up) increased 20% from last quarter, AMD increased 15% Nvidia increased 39% and Intel, increased 18%.Year-to-year total GPU shipments increased 0.3%, desktop graphics decreased -4%, notebooks increased 3%. Read more on our MarketWatch page
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