Rebranding works, AMD loses graphics marketshare in Q1 2009

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So, where is the discrete graphic's market share results?

It isn't. Since Q3 2008 it is absent. And if you read carefully this are projections about global share.

What I see here is a market demanding huge amounts of IGP. Discrete market is deep in down.
And since Nvidia get the Apple deal, the market share only grow, and what Nvidia sells most to Apple is IGP´s. I remember read that only in Q4 Apple deal gave to Nvidia 200M on IGP sales and still Nvidia marked a huge loss because the huge drop on discrete market and loss on AMD IGP market.

And the most important part is absent in the first post:

Intel's gains become especially clear with the data presented this way. The world's biggest chipmaker has been slowly eating away at the market shares of not just Nvidia and AMD, but also smaller GPU vendors like Via and Matrox. Of course, we should take care to point out that Intel doesn't actually sell any discrete GPUs—those 37.2 million shipments are all integrated graphics chipsets.

Looking ahead, JPR expects the PC market—and GPU shipments in particular—to see an upturn in the third and fourth quarters of this year. New product launches, back-to-school and holiday-season rushes, pent-up demand, worldwide stimulus programs, and the release of both Windows 7 and Mac OS X 10.6 should all help boost up the GPU market, JPR says.

IGP Intel in Q1 = Nvidia IGP + Nvidia Discrete + AMD IGP + AMD Discrete