ADVANCED MICRO DEVICES INC
AMDFebruary 4, 2026
Stage 1 of 6 · Business
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What the company does, its products, and how it makes money.
Revenue
$5.6 billion
Employees
15,500
Ryzen Processors
High-performance CPUs for desktops and laptops.
Radeon Graphics Cards
Powerful GPUs for gaming and professional use.
EPYC Server Processors
Scalable server solutions for data centers.
Raven Ridge APUs
Accelerated Processing Units combining CPU and GPU.
Reach
Sales
Scale
AMD operates globally with a significant presence in major markets.
Intel Corporation
Competing in CPUs and data center solutions.
NVIDIA Corporation
Competing in GPUs and AI technologies.
Qualcomm Incorporated
Competing in mobile and embedded processors.
Items that appeared in earlier filings but were later dropped — strategic pivots, unsuccessful initiatives, or exited markets.
Game console development services
AMD previously highlighted its semi-custom SoC products for game consoles, but this focus was omitted in later filings, signaling a shift away from this market segment.
Active: 2019-2022
Lawsuits, regulatory issues, contingent liabilities, and material risks that could significantly impact the business.
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