AMD Expects To Outsell Intel For the First Time
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AMD announced its third-quarter 2026 earnings on November 3rd local time. It recorded a record-high $13.4 billion (approximately 2.12 trillion yen), and there are indications that it may surpass Intel in next quarter's forecast.
AMD reached a historic milestone in the semiconductor market. In its meeting with shareholders, regarding the financial results of the third quarter of 2026, Red Time not only recorded its largest quarterly revenue in history, US$13.37 billion, but also projected a billing of approximately US$17 billion for the fourth quarter. If the forecast is confirmed, the brand commanded by Lisa Su will surpass the billing of the rival Intel (which estimate…
AMD Expects To Outsell Intel For the First Time
AMD expects its fourth-quarter revenue to reach roughly $17 billion, potentially surpassing Intel's projected $15 billion to $16 billion and putting AMD ahead of its longtime rival in quarterly sales for the first time. The milestone is being driven largely by booming demand for Epyc server processors and Instinct AI accelerators, with AMD's data center business already accounting for 64% of revenue and expected to exceed 80% in 2027. Tom's Hard…
AMD Guidance Points to Its First Quarter Ever With More Revenue Than Intel
AMD looks set to bring in more quarterly revenue than Intel for what appears to be the first time ever. Alongside its record Q3 2026 results, AMD guided Q4 revenue to approximately $17 billion, plus or minus 3%, or roughly $16.5 billion to $17.5 billion. Intel, on the other hand, expects Q4 revenue between $15 billion and $16 billion. Even the bottom of AMD's range sits above the top of Intel's, so unless either company misses its guidance badly…
AMD Is Set To Out-Earn Intel For The First Time In Its History, Guiding To $17 Billion In Q4 Revenue Against Intel's $15.5 Billion Midpoint Projection
Few rivalries in the semiconductor sphere are as visceral or intense as the one between AMD and Intel. And now, in what is a hard-earned vindication of its overarching strategy, AMD is on the cusp of surpassing Intel on the all-important quarterly revenue metric, as evidenced by the midpoint of their respective guidance for the ongoing quarter. AMD now expects to report $17 billion +/- 3 percent in revenue for the ongoing quarter For the benefit…
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