About Company

Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. (AMD) is an American multinational semiconductor company headquartered in Santa Clara, California, with engineering operations in Austin, Texas. Founded in 1969 by Jerry Sanders and a group of former Fairchild Semiconductor employees, AMD has grown into one of the world’s leading developers of high-performance computing and graphics solutions.

AMD designs and produces microprocessors, GPUs (graphics processing units), chipsets, and embedded processors that power everything from personal computers and gaming consoles to cloud data centers and enterprise servers.

Key Product Lines:

• Ryzen™ – Desktop and mobile CPUs for consumers and gamers

• Radeon™ – Graphics cards and GPUs for gaming and professional applications

• EPYC™ – Server and data center processors

• Instinct™ – AI and high-performance computing accelerators

AMD is widely known for its innovation in multi-core CPU architectures and energy-efficient designs. The company gained major market momentum with its Zen architecture, which began with Ryzen processors in 2017, delivering significant performance improvements and helping AMD re-establish itself as a serious competitor to Intel.

In the GPU space, AMD competes with NVIDIA, and its graphics solutions are featured in many gaming systems, including both Sony PlayStation and Microsoft Xbox consoles.

In 2022, AMD completed its acquisition of Xilinx, a leader in adaptive computing and FPGAs (field-programmable gate arrays), further expanding AMD’s portfolio in the data center, networking, and edge computing markets.

AMD is recognized for pushing the boundaries of high-performance computing and plays a critical role in the advancement of gaming, content creation, artificial intelligence, and cloud computing.