AMD’s revenue dropped 18% to $5.4 billion in its July quarter compared to last year due to continuing weak demand for PC and data center server chips. But better days may be coming for the latter business. Based in part on customers’ interest in the MI300 chip, which combines CPU and GPU and is going into production in the fourth quarter, AMD expects revenue for its data center unit to grow...
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