AMD
AMD designs processors, graphics chips, FPGAs and AI accelerators for data centers, PCs, game consoles and embedded devices, and has outside foundries manufacture them.
It designs chips but owns no chip factories.
Outside foundries such as TSMC make its wafers, so plant spending stays small.
How big is AMD?
Data center first, then PCs.
- Data Center48%$16.6B
- Client31%$10.6B
- Gaming11%$3.9B
- Embedded10%$3.5B
Design chips. Sell the full AI stack.
- 1CPUs, GPUs, adaptive chips
- 2Clouds, PCs, consoles
- 3Systems and software
AMD is moving from selling single chips to selling whole racks, networking and software around them.
- The Vanguard Group8.8%
- BlackRock, Inc.7.7%
CEO: Lisa T. Su
- 1969AMD is incorporated in Delaware
- 1972AMD becomes a public company
- 2006AMD completes the acquisition of ATI
- 2009Manufacturing spun into GLOBALFOUNDRIES
- 2014Lisa Su becomes CEO
Every number on this page comes from AMD's own reports.
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