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The Summary Report on the Worldwide Total GPU Market is an in-depth look at the market, covering the unit shipments and market value of 13 segments that use GPUs.
Over 20 firms, including seven IP vendors, supply the market with discrete GPUs, integrated and embedded GPUs, and system-on-chip devices.
The research discusses these companies.
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| Apple | Denglin | Intel | MetaX | Xi-Silicon |
| AzurEngine | HiSilicon | Jingjia | Moore Threads | Zhaoxin |
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JPR’s CAD market report has been published since 2005. As a result, it comes with a strong historical perspective as well as current data on the rapidly changing CAD industry. The 2024 report provides information on market segments, individual company market shares, new workflows, and new players.