AMD's focus on data centers puts pressure on Intel

AMD has overtaken Intel on data center revenue, with the most expensive servers now using the EPYC chipsets from AMD.

That manifests in $3.5 billion for AMD's datacenter segment in Q3, where Intel's was about $3.3 billion (That's down from $5-6 billion a couple ...

AMD's data center sales have surpassed Intel's, signaling a shift in market dominance as competition intensifies in the CPU sector. Join ...

This is despite Intel's Xeon processors being synonymous with data centers, powering many of the world's servers. Increased pressure from AMD ...

AMD has announced its plans to cut 4% of its global workforce as it shifts more resources to its data center segment that includes AI chips.

Intel was busy creating the Itanium architecture with Hewlett Packard and got way sidetracked, leaving the door open for Opteron to walk ...

Don't these numbers include their data centre gpus? ... AMD reported 37% market share in datacenter CPUs last quarter. Edit: 33,7% revenue (I ...

But their changing roles in the data center market is another big issue, one that has become so big for Intel that its falling revenue in a ...

A quarter of data center CPUs are AMD Epycs nowadays, gaining ground from Intel's Xeon lineup. AMD's one-two punch of CPUs and GPUs is ...

In an extensive interview with CRN, AMD's CEO talks about how the company plans to keep the heat on Intel and Nvidia, how the $35 billion ...

AMD is catching up to Intel on many fronts, whether it's chips intended for laptops, desktops or data centers.

Intel's relentless advancement in CPUs between 2009 and 2012 essentially drove AMD out of the datacenter CPU market, given Intel great pricing ...

Number two chipmaker Advanced Micro Devices has laid out an ambitious product roadmap, one that features it focusing on the growing market ...

It's unlikely to happen anytime soon. AMD simply does not have designed that are efficient or powerful enough to displace Intel.

AMD also detailed its ambitious data center chip roadmap, signaling its intent to challenge Nvidia's dominance in this critical market segment.

AMD has surpassed Intel in datacenter processor sales for the first time in history, marking a dramatic shift in the server chip market.

Intel, which has lost market share to AMD and Ampere in data centres, said on Monday its “Sierra Forest” chip is on track to arrive next year.

AMD currently has a small share of the server business, but any gain will hamper Intel's plans to focus on data centers to diversify away ...

"We are extremely enthusiastic about AMD's new Ryzen chips. Our testing shows that they provide an often times superior alternative to Intel's ...

Intel is also upgrading the accelerators that are attached directly to the cores to run specific chores, ranging from high-performance computing ...