AMD's record $13.4 billion: Gaming revenue fell 40%
Original headlineAMD'den 13,4 milyar dolarlık rekor: Oyun gelirleri yüzde 40 düştü
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AMD reported third-quarter revenue of $13.4 billion, up 45% year over year, driven by strong data center demand that boosted profits even as its gaming segment revenue fell 40%. The chipmaker guided to $17 billion in revenue for the current quarter, signaling confidence in continued AI-driven growth. The results underscore how surging enterprise and cloud demand for AI accelerators is offsetting weakness in consumer gaming hardware. Investors will watch whether AMD can meet its ambitious fourth-quarter target amid supply constraints and intensifying competition in the data center chip market.
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