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AMD posts record quarter on data center boom
AMD's data center business hits $8.5 billion in Q3 2026, driving record revenue as gaming slumps under component shortages.
In brief
AMD's data center business hits $8.5 billion in Q3 2026, driving record revenue as gaming slumps under component shortages. AMD reported record quarterly revenue of thirteen point four billion dollars in Q3 2026, driven by data center growth to eight point five billion dollars, though gaming revenue fell forty…
AMD's record quarter

AMD CEO Lisa Su said Q3 2026 was the largest and most profitable quarter in company history, with record quarterly revenue of thirteen point four billion dollars.
“was the largest and most profitable in our history”
Data center drives growth
AMD's data center business generated eight point five billion dollars in Q3 2026 quarterly revenue. As of Q3 2026, roughly sixty-three percent of AMD's net quarterly revenue came from data center.
Data center to dominate
CFO Jean Hu said AMD expects its data center business will be more than eighty percent of total company revenue looking ahead to twenty twenty-seven.
“data center will be the largest contributor”
Next quarter forecast

AMD is predicting it will hit another record high next quarter of seventeen billion dollars. The company expects its revenue to grow more than eighty percent in twenty twenty-seven.
Gaming revenue collapses
AMD's gaming business dropped forty percent compared to last year, dipping to seven hundred seventy-three million dollars. Component shortages from AI data center demand have driven price hikes across PCs and consoles.
Planning for a down year
Su acknowledged price hikes are affecting consumer markets and said AMD is planning with the current environment for a down year for twenty twenty-seven. Intel said it's not expecting the shortage to improve next year.
“we have seen a bit of a slowdown in the sell-through”
The short version
AMD reported record quarterly revenue of thirteen point four billion dollars in Q3 2026, driven by data center growth to eight point five billion dollars, though gaming revenue fell forty percent.





