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AMD starts looking at sales of datacenter GPUs more optimistically, expects sales of Instinct MI300, other processors to top $4 billion in 2024.

AMD has revealed that it's now sampling its next-generation Zen 5 CPUs to partners including Turin "EPYC" & Strix "Ryzen" processors.

AMD has posted its earnings for Q1 2024, and yes AI-powered Data Center revenue is up, alongside Ryzen prcoessors. Radeon and gaming is a different story.

As the era of AI computing begins to unfold in earnest, AMD was able to achieve record sales in its data center business, which grew a whopping 80% YoY.

As part of its Q1 2024 financial report, AMD highlights that a decline in its 'Gaming' revenue is due to lower sales of its Radeon GPUs.

AMDs gaming revenue declined sharply amid slowing demand for console processors, and a lack of interest in Radeon GPUs. Overall revenues plunged 48% year over year and arent expected to recover until 2025 at earliest.

AMD's first quarter earnings report fails to impress with the stock losing all gains made during the year in aftermarket trading.

Reports indicate that MSI is slowly pulling away from making graphics cards for AMD.

AMD's cancelled high-end Navi 4X GPUs were expected to have 50% more shader engines than Navi 31, would've been a high-end Radeon GPU beast.

Team Red seemingly taking a back seat, especially given current stock levels