AMD makes steady gains on Intel in server chip market
Epyc server chips help AMD gain ground in data centre against Intel despite major fall-off in x86 shipments.
Epyc server chips help AMD gain ground in data centre against Intel despite major fall-off in x86 shipments.
AMD is concentrating on the high-end PC market, Su said, and has worked hard to manage its supply chain.
AMD said its actions are not expected to affect sales to other customers.
AMD chief executive Dr. Lisa Su says that it has strengthened relationships with suppliers.
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