How many CPU manufacturers are there now?

There are two main manufacturers of desktop CPUs, AMD and Intel, as well as CPUs made by IBM for servers and Apple computers, as well as Japanese manufacturers Sony and Hitachi made CPUs for game consoles, and China's Loongson and Fengxin.

Too many common.

Intel USA.

AMD USA.

via Taiwan.

There's also IBM's G processor that's on Apple's and the new Call console.

Use the PowerPC on the server

There is also HP that also produces processors called PA-RISC

Sun's Ultrasparc

The latter is on the server, which we don't usually see.

There are mainly three, and the market share that belongs to the three-point world is too small. They are Inter AMD China's Taiwan's VIA (Wasion), although China's Loongson has been on the G to assume the future development trend will be set-top boxes, China also has Fengxin, mainly for digital families**.

Ask for more. There are more than 20 companies. There are 3 companies based on the CISC architecture! AMD & Intel & VIA Desktop: AMD & Intel Notebook: AMD & Intel & VIA

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China's CPU is a bit worse, but I heard that AMD gave us some technology.

There are only two major CPU manufacturers in the world: Intel and AMD. Among the world's well-known CPU manufacturers, AMD is Intel's biggest competitor.

Intel and AMD are brothers, the former was born in 1968 and the latter was born in 1969. They all share a common homeland – the United States.

Intel Corporation is the world's largest semiconductor chip manufacturer with a 38-year history of product innovation and market leadership. In 1971, Intel introduced the world's first microprocessor. This move not only changed the future of the company, but also had a profound impact on the industry as a whole.

The computer and Internet revolution brought about by the microprocessor has changed the world.

Headquartered in Sunnyvale, California, AMD Advanced Micro Devices provides microprocessors, flash memory devices, and silicon-based solutions to customers in the communications and computing industries worldwide.

1. Intel.

Intel is the big brother of CPU production, it has a market share of about 80%, and the CPU produced by Intel has become the de facto x86CPU technical specification and standard, and the latest Core 2 has become the first choice for CPUs.

2. AMD.

In addition to Intel, the most powerful challenge is AMD. AMD specializes in designing and manufacturing innovative microprocessors (CPUs, GPUs, APUs, motherboard chipsets, TV card chips, etc.), flash memory and low-power processor solutions for the computer, communications and consumer electronics industries, providing standards-based, customer-centric solutions for technology users, from enterprises and institutions to individual consumers.

AMD is currently the only semiconductor company in the industry that can provide high-performance CPU, high-performance discrete graphics GPU, motherboard chipset, in order to clarify its advantages, AMD proposed a new logo of the 3A platform, in the notebook field with the "AMD Vision" logo means that the computer adopts the 3A build scheme, AMD has more than 70% of the revenue from the international market, is a real multinational company.

3、cyrix

Once the world's third-largest CPU manufacturer, it is now being acquired by Via and AMD respectively.

4. Quanmeida Nexgen IDT Company.

The former glory has gradually withdrawn from the market due to the competition between AMD and Intel.

5. IBM.

IBM, an international business machinery company, has its own chip production line, mainly producing power processors for servers.

6. Domestic Loongson.

Godson, nicknamed Gouyu, is a general-purpose processor with independent intellectual property rights owned by the state, and currently has 2 generations of products. The latest Loongson 2F has caught up with the level of Intel's mid-range P4.

7. VIA China.

VIA, a Taiwanese motherboard chipset manufacturer, has acquired the aforementioned CPU divisions of Cyrix and IDT, and launched its own CPU, which can be compared with Intel's economical CPUs, with a power consumption of only 1W, and is struggling to survive under the dual pressure of Intel and AMD.

1. Intel: A company in the United States mainly engaged in the development of CPU processors, it is the world's largest manufacturer of personal computer parts and CPUs, it was founded in 1968, and has a long history of product innovation and market leadership.

2. AMD: AMD Semiconductors specializes in designing and manufacturing a variety of innovative microprocessors for the computer, communications and consumer electronics industries, as well as providing flash memory and low-power processor solutions.

3. Cyrix: A cheap processor company, founded in 1988.

4. VIA: VIA Electronics Co., Ltd. is an integrated circuit design company in Taiwan, mainly producing chipsets for motherboards, processors, and memory. It is the world's largest independent motherboard chipset design company.