Advanced Micro Devices Is Learning to Win the AI Era Without Becoming Nvidia
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- AMD’s Q4 2025 was strong on the fundamentals: $10.3B revenue and $5.4B Data Center revenue, with full-year 2025 revenue at $34.6B.
- Export controls created noise: AMD flagged $440M in 2025 charges tied to MI308 restrictions, plus Q4 impacts from a $360M reserve release and $390M MI308 China sales.
- AMD is pushing a platform narrative—highlighting Helios and Instinct MI440X—to sell “systems, not just chips” in AI data centers.
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