Arm Threatens AMD and Intel's Historical Dominance on Servers: Architecture Already Reaches 47.9% of Market Revenue
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Long confined to smartphones and tablets, the Arm architecture continues its spectacular rise in the world of data centers. While the x86 processors of AMD and Intel have been unshared on servers for decades, the situation is now evolving at high speed. According to the latest figures of the first quarter of 2026, the Arm chips [...] The Arm article threatens the historical dominance of AMD and Intel on servers: architecture already reaches 47.9…
We all know Arm for being the architecture that the chips of our smartphones or tablets use, but it goes far beyond that. It may have been very weak in the past, but today we have already seen chips like the Apple M5 Max of MacBooks being quite powerful and there are options far above these that have more than 100 cores. In a matter of a few years Arm has eaten the server CPU market, as in the first quarter of 2026 (Q1 2026) x86 had just over 50…
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