It is remarkable how this profit got split between different market segments: the share of “non-system” chipsets has already reached 51% having left only 49% to ALi’s former major. Moreover, if we consider system chipsets only, we will see that 82% of the profits were obtained from the notebook solutions, and only 18% from the desktop solutions. By the way, most mobile chipsets sold this quarter were intended for Pentium III/Celeron processors. Pentium 4-M chipset from ALi hasn’t yet become very widely spread.
The company is going to keep reducing the share of system chipsets later as well. For example, in the second half of this year it should drop down to 40%.





