AMD

CPUs, GPUs and AI accelerators for data centres, PCs and gaming

Overview

Advanced Micro Devices designs processors, graphics chips and AI accelerators, including the EPYC server CPU and Instinct accelerator families, and relies on outside foundries for manufacturing. Revenue for 2025 was US$34,639 million, up 34% on 2024[18]. In March 2025 AMD completed the acquisition of ZT Systems, a builder of rack-scale AI infrastructure, and kept its design operations[18]. The ZT Systems manufacturing business was then sold to Sanmina, which completed that purchase on 27 October 2025[18]. AMD is incorporated in Delaware, headquartered in Santa Clara, California, and listed on Nasdaq. It had approximately 31,000 employees on 27 December 2025[18].

AMD strengths and limitations

Strengths

  • Sales growth of 45.3%
  • Broad product range across CPUs, GPUs and FPGAs
  • Market value above Intel's

Limitations

  • Profit margin of 13%
  • Competes with NVIDIA and Intel simultaneously
  • Depends on outside foundries

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