The Comeback Story
From near-bankruptcy to AI powerhouse — datacenter revenue 10x in 7 years
Datacenter Revenue
Server CPUs and AI accelerators
Datacenter
$13B
Revenue by Segment
The shift from gaming to AI
Datacenter
$13B
Gaming
$5B
Client
$6B
The Comeback
From near-bankruptcy to challenging Intel and NVIDIA
The datacenter pivot
50%Datacenter revenue
50%Gaming + Client
AMD was a PC chip company. Now half the revenue comes from AI and cloud. Following Nvidia's playbook.
AMDNASDAQ
Advanced Micro Devices, Inc.
CPUs and GPUs for computing and gaming
$521.54
+16456.8% since 1980
Revenue (TTM)
How much money came in the door over the past year. Think of it as total sales before paying any bills.
$24.3B
+9.9%
Net Income (TTM)
What's left after paying everyone—employees, suppliers, taxes, everything. This is the actual profit.
$1.8B
+371.8%
Gross Margin
For every dollar of sales, how much is left after making the product? Higher is better—more room for profit.
50.0%
EPS (TTM)
If you owned one share, this is your slice of the profit. Bigger number = more earnings for each share you hold.
$1.11
+382.6%
Financial Performance
Datacenter is now the growth engine, up 10x in 5 years. Gaming and PC are cyclical, but AI accelerators are the next frontier.
Revenue
Money coming in the door each quarter—total sales before paying any bills.
$6.8B
+437.0%
Net Income
What's left after paying everyone. This is the real profit the company keeps.
$771.0M
+4718.8%
Earnings Per Share
Your slice of the profit for each share you own. Bigger = better.
$0.47
+4600.0%
Margins
How much profit is made on each dollar of sales. Higher margins = more efficient business.
Profitability over time
Gross
50.0%
Operating
16.0%
What Drives Advanced Micro Devices, Inc.
Revenue breakdown by product segment
Product Revenue Mix
Annual revenue by segment
Data Center$13B
Client$6B
Gaming$6B
Embedded$4B
Enjoyed the Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. breakdown?
Get the next one in your inbox.
About Advanced Micro Devices, Inc.
Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. operates as a semiconductor company. It provides x86 microprocessors and graphics processing units (GPUs) for the computer, gaming, and datacenter markets. AMD competes with Intel in CPUs and NVIDIA in GPUs, with growing presence in AI accelerators.
TechnologySemiconductors
Data Sources
Price Data: Yahoo FinanceFinancials: Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. SEC FilingsSegments: Company 10-K