Arm Chips to Take 30% of the PC Market, 50% of the Cloud Services Market
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Update time : 2022-11-19 11:21:25
The rapid transition from Apple to Arm-based systems-on-a-chip has shown the industry how quickly this can happen if the architecture is right, and analysts at Canalys believe that Arm's architecture is advancing so quickly that Arm-based SoCs will capture a significant share of the PC market and half of the cloud server market in just four years. But not everyone in the industry is so optimistic.
"By 2026, not 2050, but 2026 - four years from now - half of all cloud processors will be ARM-based and 30 percent of PCs will be ARM-based," said Steve Brazier, president and CEO of market research firm Canalys. He further noted that this is an extraordinary event and an industry-changing event that just doesn't get enough attention.
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