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Gigabyte: 30 percent market share for PCI Express graphic cards in 2004
Taiwan-based manufacturer Gigabyte expects that PCI Express not to conquer the graphics market in 2004. Instead, AGP is likely to stick around for a while. PCI Express products however will be widely available, including a Gigabyte board with support for Nvidia's SLI for dual graphic cards in Q4 of this year. Read more
Study: PC graphics shipments down, Intel increases market share
Despite an overall declining graphic chip market in the second quarter, Intel was able to expand its shipments with the help of its recently launched Grantsdale integrated graphic chipset (IGC) and increase the pressure on Nvidia, ATI and Via, according to a study released by Jon Peddie Research. Read more
Nvidia's market share for standalone graphic chips tumbles
For the first time in several years, Nvidia has shipped less standalone desktop graphic cards than its rival ATI, according to industry sources. The firm's market share reached 37 percent in the third quarter of this year, compared to 50 percent in the same period of 2003. Read more
Samsung, Sony agree to share patents
Samsung Electronics and Sony of Japan signed an agreement to share patents for digital technologies in major products, Samsung said. Read more
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