According to the latest data from research firm Counterpoint Research, laptops equipped with Arm chips will have a 25% market share within five years.
According to Counterpoint Research, shipments in the global PC market will decline by 15% year-on-year in 2022, and another high-single-digit decline is expected in 2023.
Demand for Arm-based notebooks is expected to remain strong even though total notebook shipments will continue to decline.
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Counterpoint Research expects that across all PC sub-sectors, Arm-based notebooks are expected to exhibit relatively resilient demand in the coming quarters, driven by the success of Apple’s MacBook line, increased ecosystem support and partnerships with The disappearance of the x86 product performance gap.
According to reports, Apple is currently the largest buyer of Arm chips used in laptops, accounting for 90% of all laptops equipped with Arm chips last year.
In 2022, the market share of laptops equipped with Arm chips is 13%, which is expected to grow to 25% by 2027. Intel, which dominates the laptop market with a nearly 70% share in 2022, is expected to lose 10% of its market share to ARM by 2027.
