According to the news of the Core Research Institute on January 26, it was reported that the investment bank KeyBanc was very optimistic about AMD's performance in the latest research report, and its estimated revenue in the fourth quarter would reach 4.633 billion US dollars, creating a record high, and the year-on-year increase was 42%. That figure was higher than AMD's own expectation of $4.6 billion and Wall Street's expectation of $4.52 billion.
Edited by the Institute of Core Research
Although AMD did not launch new products in the fourth quarter, the existing Ryzen 5000 series and EPYC performance is still strong, KeyBanc said THAT AMD's share of the server CPU market has increased to 11 to 12%, and will reach 20% in 2022.
2022 will be another critical year for AMD, the third generation of EPYC's 3D cache improved version of Milan-X will be available, the 6nm Ryzen 6000 APU is in stock, and the Zen 4 Ryzen army will be in the second half of the year.
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