AMD Reports Record Q3 2026 Revenue Driven by Data Center Growth
Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) reported record quarterly revenue of $13.4 billion during its third-quarter 2026 earnings call, fueled primarily by a massive surge in data center processor adoption. Data center sales now account for 64% of total revenue, with the EPYC brand driving significant high-margin growth as enterprise customers integrate AI infrastructure and automated software agents. While the company faces headwinds in the personal computer segment—with management projecting double-digit declines in PC shipments for 2027 due to rising component costs—the overall outlook remains aggressive. AMD has raised its long-term expectations, forecasting total revenue growth of over 80% in 2027 and anticipating that server revenue will double year-over-year.
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Topics: AI Infrastructure Data Center Revenue Revenue Growth Forecast Server Processors