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AMD posted record Q3 revenue of $13.38 billion, a 45% year-over-year increase, driven by data center sales that nearly doubled on the back of EPYC processor and MI450 GPU demand. The company's Q4 guidance of $17 billion implies continued hyper-growth, providing a strong fundamental counter-narrative to the broader tech selloff. This performance highlights the robust, demand-driven nature of the AI infrastructure build-out. Google announced a $15 billion investment over two years to build data centers in Malaysia, underscoring the relentless expansion of AI infrastructure by hyperscalers. This move signals strong confidence in long-term AI demand and diversification of supply chains away from traditional hubs. The investment supports the broader semiconductor and construction equipment sectors while reinforcing the capital intensity of the AI race.
AMD AI Revenue Beat
AMD posted record Q3 revenue of $13.38 billion, a 45% year-over-year increase, driven by data center sales that nearly doubled on the back of EPYC processor and MI450 GPU demand. The company's Q4 guidance of $17 billion implies continued hyper-growth, providing a strong fundamental counter-narrative to the broader tech selloff. This performance highlights the robust, demand-driven nature of the AI infrastructure build-out.
Google announced a $15 billion investment over two years to build data centers in Malaysia, underscoring the relentless expansion of AI infrastructure by hyperscalers. This move signals strong confidence in long-term AI demand and diversification of supply chains away from traditional hubs. The investment supports the broader semiconductor and construction equipment sectors while reinforcing the capital intensity of the AI race.