AMD has released its second-quarter 2025 financial results, reporting record quarterly revenue of $7.7 billion. The company attributes this result to "record sales of server and PC processors."
While AMD doesn't directly mention its rival Intel, statistics show the rise in popularity of "red" processors. According to the Steam Hardware Survey, AMD's share among PC gamers has exceeded 40% for the first time, an all-time high for the company.
AMD's success is not limited to the consumer segment. Analysts estimate that the company is approaching a 40% share of the server market, which could also be an important milestone in the competition with Intel.
AMD's growth comes as Intel struggles with manufacturing and technology challenges. Ryzen processors continue to gain traction among both consumers and enthusiasts, thanks to their combination of performance and power efficiency.
Success in the processor segment may provide an impetus for AMD's further development in other areas, including graphics cards and artificial intelligence technologies, where the company is also actively competing with industry leaders.