00:00AMD just reported the biggest quarter in its history.
00:02The chipmaker brought in $13.4 billion in third-quarter revenue, up 45% from a year earlier.
00:09Most of that growth came from one place, data centers.
00:13That business nearly doubled, rising 97% on strong demand for its server processors and graphics chips.
00:20Those chips go into the huge computing systems that cloud and AI companies are building.
00:25Several of those companies are already running workloads on AMD's newest rack-scale systems,
00:30but not every part of the business grew.
00:32Gaming revenue fell 40% due to lower sales of custom chips and graphics products.
00:38CEO Lisa Su says revenue came in above the high end of the company's own forecast.
00:43She also says demand for its data center products kept getting stronger.
00:48And AMD is promising more.
00:49It forecasts about $17 billion in fourth-quarter revenue, with growth expected to accelerate.
00:55Disclosure.
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