AMDAdvanced Micro Devices, Inc.

Business Overview Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. (AMD) designs and sells x86 CPUs, GPUs/AI accelerators, and adaptive/embedded computing products, including AMD EPYC™ (server), AMD Ryzen™ (PC), Radeon™ graphics, and AMD Instinct™ data center GPUs, primarily monetized via unit shipments to OEMs/ODMs, hyperscalers, channel distributors, and embedded customers. It operates a fabless model (outsourcing wafer fabrication/packaging to foundry and OSAT partners) and earns revenue mainly from semiconductor product sales (with associated software/support enabling adoption). Market Position AMD is a leading alternative supplier to Intel in server/PC CPUs and competes with NVIDIA in data center and gaming GPUs/accelerators, differentiating with a broad CPU+GPU portfolio, chiplet architectures, and an “open” ecosystem approach (e.g., ROCm for AI/HPC). Its scale and competitiveness are most visible in data center compute where demand for EPYC™ and Instinct™ products has driven substantial segment revenue. Key Segments AMD reports Data Center, Client and Gaming, and Embedded segments (with “All Other” including items such as stock-based compensation and amortization). In fiscal 2025, segment net revenue was $16.6B (Data Center), $14.6B (Client and Gaming), and $3.5B (Embedded).