AMD is 1 percent away from reaching a quarter share of the Intel-dominated x86 CPU market for PCs and servers combined after ...

Much as I might instinctually recoil at the suggestion, the server rather than the desktop market is the big growth area ...

A new report reveals unit share increases for AMD CPUs across the board, with strong increases in desktop and server chips.

AMD now commands 28.7% of the desktop processor market. AMD also continued to gain share in the laptop and server markets, ...

Starting off on the desktop front, AMD's consumer x86 CPUs now command a 28.7% unit share, skyrocketing from just 19.2% in ...

AMD continues to chip away at rival Intel's lead in desktop processor market share, with a not-insignificant 5.7% leap in the ...

As AMD's EPYC processors have gained competitive advantages over Intel's Xeon CPUs, Intel has had to discount its server ...

However, a closer look at AMD's quarterly report indicates that the sell-off could be overdone. This could be an opportunity ...

If your software can make use of all those extra cores, AMD’s Threadripper CPUs offer unparalleled performance outside of obscenely expensive server CPUs, easily outstripping the Intel competition.

Even workstation Threadripper uber-chips will be joining the cache party.

Sales from the Data Center sector offset losses from AMD's gaming department.

Advanced Micro Devices delivered record revenue in its data center business in Q3. Read why I reiterate a Buy rating on AMD ...