AMD’s X3D continues to dominate desktop PCs

Here is a 181-word summary of the key points from the news article: AMD has significantly increased its share of the desktop PC market, climbing 9.2 percentage points compared to last year. The company now owns nearly a third (32.2%) of the desktop PC market, a record high. This growth is attributed to the strong performance of AMD's Ryzen chips, particularly the X3D gaming processors. In contrast, AMD has struggled to make major inroads into the laptop market, where Intel continues to dominate with an 80/20 market share ratio. However, AMD did see a slight year-over-year increase in its overall client (desktop, mobile, server) market share, rising 2.8 percentage points to 23.9%. The article also notes that while Arm-based Chromebooks and PCs saw a slight dip in market share, they still account for 13.2% of the overall market. Intel, meanwhile, reported quarter-over-quarter gains in the mobile processor segment, a key focus area for the company. Overall, the data highlights AMD's strengthening position in the desktop PC space, even as Intel maintains its stronghold in the laptop market.