AMD closes Q3 2020 with $ 2.800 billion in revenue, 45% more than Q2 2020
Today AMD has heated up the presentation of its RX 6000 Series graphics that will be held tomorrow at 17:00 p.m., peninsular time. First the company has announced the acquisition of Xilinx, which it has bought for a whopping $ 35.000 billion. Shortly after they have presented their accounts, and that is that AMD has entered 2.800 million dollars, 56% more compared to Q3 2019.
AMD's situation in the market could not be better currently, dominating Intel without problems. If the company's situation is already good, it is expected to improve enormously with the Ryzen 500 and RX 6000. Part of the boost, it should also be said, is due to the semi-customized SoCs for Sony and Microsoft.
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AMD has entered 2.800 billion dollars, 45% than last quarter
Without a doubt, AMD has left the situation very favorable for tomorrow's presentation of the RX 6000 Series. There are doubts about the performance of the new Radeon graphics, especially in the aspect of RayTracing. Although rumors point to a great performance, it is better not to be too optimistic, just in case.
Returning to the topic, the company has indicated a gross margin of 44%, increasing one percentage point compared to last year. Those who have pulled the income have been the EPYC processors and the Ryzen, something that does not surprise anyone. Gross margin is stable due to EPYC and Ryzen being a counterpoint to semi-custom SoC solutions.
AMD statement (the relevant part)
Computing and Graphics segment revenue was $ 1.670 billion, 31 percent more than the prior year and 22 percent more than the prior quarter. These revenues were higher year-over-year driven by a significant increase in Ryzen processor sales, partially offset by lower graphics revenues. These revenues were higher quarter-over-quarter driven by a significant increase in Ryzen processor sales and an increase in graphics revenue.
Revenue for the Enterprise, Embedded and Semi-Custom Chips segment was $ 1.130 billion, up 116 percent year-over-year and 101 percent quarter-on-quarter. These revenues were higher year-over-year and quarter-over-quarter due to increased sales of semi-custom products and increased sales from the EPYC processor.
All other segments posted operating losses of $ 76 million compared to operating losses of $ 54 million a year ago and $ 60 million in the prior quarter.
