AMD has reported record quarterly revenue of $13.4 billion, up 45% from a year earlier, as demand for data center processors and AI hardware continued to expand. The company’s data center business generated approximately $8.5 billion, rising 97% year over year.
Growth was driven by server processors and its Instinct AI accelerator lineup. The results also showed uneven demand across AMD’s businesses: gaming revenue fell sharply even as enterprise computing became the main source of momentum.
AMD expects further growth in the next quarter, with a revenue outlook of roughly $17 billion at the midpoint. The figures underline how AI infrastructure spending is changing the balance of the semiconductor industry.
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