The company said first-quarter data center revenue reached $5.8 billion, showing strong annual growth in a core business segment tied to high-performance computing demand.
AMD reported first-quarter data center revenue of $5.8 billion, a 57% increase from a year earlier. The figure points to continued expansion in one of the company’s most important business lines, which includes chips used for cloud infrastructure, artificial intelligence workloads, and enterprise computing. Year-over-year growth at that scale is closely watched because the data center segment has become a major indicator of demand for advanced computing hardware.