Intel admits to losing some of its processor market share and promises more aggressively

At the Citi Global Tech conference, technology giant Intel has acknowledged to analysts that it had lost some of its market share of desktop processors. Even though he did not mention his direct opponent, he did it for his AMD rival, who this year introduced third-generation Ryzen processors with a precision 7. Nm manufacturing from TSMC.

Jason Grebe pointed out that the company wanted to be more aggressive in the market and would use to improve the state of the production capacity so as not to face the problems of production shortage that had raged for many months . Jason pointed out that Intel wanted to be part of the sale Every processor is on the ground. Intel is preparing the i9-9900KS processor to become the market leader and the best in the desktop market for gaming enthusiasts.