AMD deepens AI bet with data center and GPU supercycle push
TL;DR
A long-form analysis published via WRAL’s markets platform outlines how AMD is leaning into the AI ‘supercycle’ with Instinct GPUs, EPYC CPUs, and recent AI-focused acquisitions, backed by strong Q3 2025 revenue growth. The piece, timestamped 11:18 AM EST on December 17, 2025, highlights AMD’s strategic deals with hyperscalers and OpenAI and frames the company as a central player in AI data center build‑outs.
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