AMD Posts Stellar Q1 with 36% Revenue Growth

Tuesday, May 6, 2025, 6:20 pm

AMD impressed investors with robust quarter earnings marked by a striking 36% revenue surge, even as the company maintained its optimistic guidance amidst geopolitical headwinds such as U.S. curbs on chip exports to China. Clearly, the chip giant’s performance is anything but glitchy!

tomshardware.com / AMD posts highest Q1 result ever — Strong CPU sales, but GPUs and gaming trail behind

AMD delivered record-breaking Q1 2025 results driven by strong sales of premium client CPUs, server processors, and AI accelerators, but warned that newly imposed U.S. export restrictions could reduce annual revenue by up to $1.5 billion.

cnbc.com / Trump tariffs and export curbs on China cast a cloud over major chip stocks

Chip companies from AMD to Super Micro said U.S. tariff policy and export restrictions to China have caused uncertainty for their businesses.

siliconrepublic.com / Chips restrictions to China cloud strong AMD results

AMD results showed a strong quarter one, with revenues up 36pc year-on-year, but were overshadowed by a warning on sales losses due to new China export restrictions. Read more: Chips restrictions to China cloud strong AMD results

siliconangle.com / Chipmakers AMD, GlobalFoundries and Cirrus Logic post solid earnings and guidance, easing tariff fears

A trio of U.S. chipmakers expressed confidence about their ability to navigate the challenges caused by President Donald Trump’s tariffs, offering forecasts that came in above expectations after delivering impressive results in their most recent financial quarters. Shares of Advanced Micro Devices…

theinformation.com / AMD Reports 36% Revenue Growth - The Information

AMD Reports 36% Revenue Growth The Information

reuters.com/business / AMD forecasts revenue above estimates, despite US curbs on China chip exports - Reuters

AMD forecasts revenue above estimates, despite US curbs on China chip exports Reuters

cnbc.com / AMD earnings beat as overall sales surge 36%

AMD reported first fiscal-quarter earnings on Tuesday that topped expectations, and provided a strong guide for current-quarter revenue.

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