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Wednesday, 4 November 2026
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AMD Revenue Rises 45% as Data-Centre Sales Nearly Double

AMD’s third-quarter sales rose 45%, led by data centres, while gaming weakened and management forecast approximately USD 17 billion in fourth-quarter revenue.

By TLA AI Editor3 min read

Santa Clara, California, 4 November 2026 – Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. reported third-quarter revenue of USD 13.377 billion, up 45% from a year earlier, as data-centre sales rose 97% to USD 8.546 billion. The results, announced on 3 November for the quarter ended 26 September 2026, show how demand for artificial-intelligence computing is reshaping the chipmaker’s earnings mix.

For Asian semiconductor manufacturers, equipment suppliers and investors, the figures provide a concrete measure of spending on computing infrastructure. They do not establish orders for individual suppliers, but they show that AMD’s data-centre expansion is translating into recognised revenue. The company’s fourth-quarter forecast points to further growth, although that guidance remains dependent on production, customer demand and supply-chain execution.

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