AI accelerators and compute
AMD Instinct accelerators · Data-center compute

Provides compute infrastructure, including Instinct accelerators for AI and high-performance computing.
AMD Instinct accelerators · Data-center compute
34.3% versus the previous fiscal year. Consolidated revenue, not AI-only sales.
Includes server CPUs and GPUs; the source does not split out AI-only revenue.
$34.6bnRevenue · FY 2025 · consolidated company
Reported data-center and cloud segments, placed inside their own company totals

Includes server CPUs and GPUs; the source does not split out AI-only revenue.
Fiscal year ended 2025-12-27 · reported 2026-02-03Each bar is 100% of that company’s own revenue in the stated period, not market share. These observations cover different fiscal periods, including one quarter; they are not ranked as comparable annual sales. Shares are derived from rounded reported amounts. No claim that the whole segment is AI-generated revenue. Reviewed 2026-10-23 · reported-business-segments-v1.
Revenue indexed to FY2016 = 100 · selected chip infrastructure.
Relative growth, not company size or stock returns. Fiscal-year labels align; exact reporting periods differ across companies. Peer selection is editorial, not an exhaustive industry ranking.
Both expressed as a share of AMD revenue in the same fiscal year.
Operating cash flow is not free cash flow; capital expenditure is not deducted here. Missing observations remain gaps.
Reported R&D / company revenue · FY2025
All reported company R&D, not AI-only spending. Accounting definitions can differ; no compatible record is not zero expenditure.
The available SEC series are company totals; they do not isolate Instinct or AI-specific revenue. Reported growth does not isolate the causal contribution of AI. R&D is all company R&D, not AI-only investment or capital expenditure.
