AMD is no stranger to central processing unit (CPU) server sales. The company recently reported $6.7 billion in revenue from its data center segment (which includes CPUs and GPUs) -- an increase of $107% from the year-ago quarter. But Leopold estimates AMD ...

Recent CPU sales analysis from Mercury Research, cited in a Monday report from CNN, details the fluctuating market share between Team Red and Team Blue in the PC space. In the pas

AMD's technical documentation site says that Zen 6 processors are coming to the desktop Socket AM5 platform in at least two different guises: Olympic Ridge and "Medusa 1", mirroring the Granite Ridge / Strix Point dichotomy for Zen 5.

AMD stock may be entering a new phase of its AI story as the chipmaker prepares to turn its Helios rack-scale platform from customer announcements into a major revenue engine. The stock closed Monday at $456.75, down 3.5%, despite bullish commentary around Helios.

AMD has come a long way, and these CPUs are proof of how far!

AMD's own technical documentation has effectively confirmed that Olympic Ridge and Medusa1, two upcoming Zen 6 client processor families, are being prepared for Socket AM5.

Advanced Micro Devices expects Data Center revenue to double in 2027, with server CPU revenue growing above 70%. Read more on AMD stock here.

As Intel boosts output of data center and notebook CPUs, AMD manages to outgrow it and keep capturing market share from its arch-rival.