AMD forecasts strong revenue on data centre, gaming chips demand

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Bets on its ability to overcome weak supply chain.

AMD forecasts strong revenue on data centre, gaming chips demand
Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) projected higher fourth-quarter revenue than market expectations, betting on its ability to overcome a weak supply chain to meet strong demand for chips used in gaming consoles and data centre servers. The company has been redirecting supplies and focusing on ...

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