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AMD Reports Record Third-Quarter Revenue Driven by Data Center Growth

AMD reported a record revenue of $13.4 billion for the third quarter of 2026, a 45 percent increase from the previous year. The data center segment nearly doubled, while the Client business also saw growth. AMD anticipates fourth-quarter revenue of around $17 billion, which could surpass Intel's revenue for the first time if projections hold.

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AMD announced its third-quarter financial results on November 4, 2026, reporting revenues of $13.4 billion, a 45 percent increase year over year. The data center segment saw significant growth, nearly doubling to $8.5 billion. The company expects fourth-quarter revenues to reach approximately $17 billion, which could potentially exceed Intel's revenue for the first time if both companies meet their projections.

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  • AMD's third-quarter revenue reached $13.4 billion, a 45% increase year over year.
  • The data center segment grew by 97% year over year, generating $8.5 billion.
  • AMD expects fourth-quarter revenue of approximately $17 billion.
  • The Client business, including Ryzen processors, reported $2.95 billion in revenue, up 7%.
  • Intel's Q4 revenue guidance estimates between $15 and $16 billion.
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AMD Reports Record Third-Quarter Revenue Driven by Data Center Growth