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The PC slump is over.

Last week’s Intel earnings suggested the tide had turned, and AMD’s Q4 and FY23 agree: PC sales are getting back to where they should be.

It was a crummy year for Ryzen CPUs, losing $46M on 25 percent lower revenue, but things changed last quarter: AMD chips sold 62 percent better YoY for $55M in operating profit. Radeon GPU sales were up too.

Meanwhile, Microsoft saw “PC market unit volumes were at roughly pre-pandemic levels.”


While gaming was down 17 percent year over year, AMD says that’s down to semi-custom (read: game consoles); it actually sold more Radeon GPUs.
While gaming was down 17 percent year over year, AMD says that’s down to semi-custom (read: game consoles); it actually sold more Radeon GPUs.
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