Data Center
AMD sells server processors and graphics chips used in data centers for cloud computing, artificial intelligence, and high-performance computing.
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Advanced Micro Devices designs and sells computer chips. Its main products are processors for PCs and servers, graphics chips for gaming and professional work, and specialized chips and software tools for data centers and embedded systems. AMD does not usually make end products itself; it sells the chip technology that other companies build into computers, servers, game consoles, and other devices.
Its customers are computer makers, cloud providers, businesses running data centers, game hardware partners, and other equipment manufacturers. AMD makes money mainly by selling chips and related technology through those customers and channel partners. In practice, it earns a fee every time a PC, server, or device maker chooses AMD parts instead of making its own or buying from another chip supplier.
What makes AMD’s business easy to understand is that it sits at the center of two important markets: personal computing and high-performance computing. It competes on speed, power use, and price, and it often wins by offering chips that fit a specific use case better than a one-size-fits-all design. That makes AMD a key supplier in the semiconductor supply chain rather than a consumer brand.
Chair, President & CEO
Executive VP, CFO & Treasurer
Executive VP & GM of Data Center Solutions Business Unit
Executive VP & Chief Commercial Officer
Senior Vice President of Global Operations
Chief Accounting Officer, Corporate VP & Principal Accounting Officer
CTO & Executive VP
Vice President of Investor Relations
Senior VP, General Counsel & Corporate Secretary
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