Advanced Micro Devices on Tuesday forecast it would suffer a $1.5 billion impact on its revenue this year due to new U.S.

AMD says that the U.S. government’s license control requirement for exporting AI chips to China and certain other countries may have a material impact on its earnings. If AMD doesn’t ...

During the interaction, Su also stated that while AMD would prefer “a more certain environment,” the company has adapted to ...

The recent U.S.-China trade tensions impact AMD for the moment ... Now, the mass media is focusing on this new policy and the impact it will have on Nvidia, but way too much is being overlooked ...

Nvidia and AMD, two of the most prominent players in the global semiconductor industry, are facing significant revenue headwinds due to the U.S. government ... Nvidia’s Revenue Impact Nvidia ...

On Tuesday, Advanced Micro Devices AMD CEO Lisa Su said ... given increasing U.S. export restrictions. He also pressed her on the potential impact of new U.S. government rules on the diffusion ...

Per Reuters, AMD ... U.S. chip providers face significant competition from Chinese companies, including Alibaba, Tencent and ByteDance. Although AMD didn’t offer any comment on the financial ...

Chip developer Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) on Wednesday said it expects new US licensing requirements for semiconductors exported to China to cost it as much as US$800 million. The Silicon Valley ...

The company is planning to release a firmware path through its BIOS update, Papermaster said, with no performance impact expected. AMD is additionally working on updates for its PSP firmware that ...

New U.S. export restrictions ... to $16 billion revenue impact, or roughly 8% to 10% of its anticipated total $180 billion in data center GPU sales this year. For AMD, the same charge at a 45% ...

This new worry is linked to renewed U.S ... (AMD) also warned of major financial exposure. It stated in its filing that new export controls on its MI308 chips could result in an $800 million impact.

AMD says that the U.S. government's license control requirement for exporting AI chips to China and certain other countries may have a material impact on its earnings. If AMD doesn't successfully ...