Intel Drops 5.8% as UBS Confirms Server CPU Share Fell to 54.9%

1 articles · Updated · stockstory.org · May 15

Intel shares slid 5.8% after UBS reported the company’s server CPU market share fell to 54.9% in the first quarter, down 370 basis points sequentially.
That decline sharpened concerns about Intel’s position in a key data-center market as AMD and Arm continued to take share and challenge its competitive edge.
The sell-off also came amid broader weakness in chip stocks, amplifying the negative reaction to evidence of server-market erosion.
Even after Friday’s drop, Intel remains up 177% this year, though its $108.98 share price is still 15.8% below its recent $129.44 52-week high.

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