No delays for AMD's major launches, unlike Intel

AMD raised its guidance for full-year revenue growth.

Even as rival AMD continues to push forward with its 7nm silicon, Intel has so far hung on to a larger 14nm node for its desktop chips, only migrating to 10nm within this past year on mobile.

AMD fires another salvo at Intel with the Ryzen Threadripper PRO, a chip designed for workstations that were previously powered by Intel Xeon silicon.

Ship the chips

It's been on a multi-year tear, but the stock's advance could be far from over.

AMD fired back at Intel's Comet Lake processors today with three new XT-series Ryzen 3000 processors that slot in as the new leading chips for the Ryzen 9, Ryzen 7, and Ryzen 5 families.

Though technically, Intel still has the lead.

Lisa Su of Advanced Micro Devices is the first woman ever to top The Associated Press' annual survey of CEO compensation: Her 2019 pay package was valued at $58.5 million following a strong performance for the company's stock during her five years as CEO.

Chipmaker touts its Ryzen 5 Pro chips can hold up against some mobile Intel i7 chips.

Though, it still has a big year ahead of it

AMD announced the newest additions to the 3rd Gen AMD Ryzen desktop processor family, the AMD Ryzen 3 3100 and AMD Ryzen 3 3300X processors and AMD B550 Chipset for Socket AM4 designed for 3rd Gen AMD Ryzen desktop processors with over 60 designs in development.

They'll start as low as $519

AMD takes on Intel's Core i9-9980H processor for high-end laptop power in thin designs.

AMD reportedly heard about the Take A Way flaws several months ago.

The DOE and HPE are announcing the architectural details of the supercomputer, revealing that AMD will be providing both the CPUs and accelerators (GPUs), as well as revising the performance estimate for the supercomputer.

Though Lenovo is playing coy with the exact specifications, it looks like you'll have the option to buy AMD's latest Ryzen 4000 Mobile across Lenovo's ThinkPad laptop lineup.

But don't get too excited just yet.

AMD announces its fourth quarter 2019 and full year results

The Vergecast interview

AMD makes big moves into mobile, and Intel barely moves.

Lisa Su, CEO of Advanced Micro Devices, is on a victory lap. At CES 2020, she said the company has gained market share on archrival Intel for the past eight quarters.

But don't expect it to come cheap

Investors remain nonplussed by supply problems since guidance remains on track

At the SC19 conference, AMD will announce new AWS and Microsoft Azure instances based on the Epyc processor, as well as other second-gen Epyc wins.

Three of Apple Inc's former top semiconductor executives in charge of iPhone chips have founded a startup to design processors for data centers, aiming to take on current industry leaders Intel Corp and Advanced Micro Devices Inc.

AMD wants to keep its momentum rolling

This year's biggest processor war is nearly upon us as both AMD and Intel gear up for several high-profile launches in what could be a fascinating three-way battle.

For those who have been around long enough, it's hard to believe one of Silicon Valley's great comeback companies is Advanced Micro Devices.

It's no secret that AMD has benefited from Intel's ongoing processor shortage.

A Core i5 processor with hyper-threading

Intel announced plans to discontinue its Kaby Lake-G processors, which pair the company's 8th-gen processing cores with long-time rival AMD's discrete Radeon RX Vega M graphics.

AMD previously told us that it's long-awaited Ryzen 9 3950X, a 16-core 32-thread behemoth destined for the mainstream desktop, would arrive in September 2019, but today the company announced it is delaying the release until November.

Germany loves Ryzen

Nvidia's data center business is seeing revenue declines, while AMD is ascendant.

AMD's new Navi RX 5700 graphics cards are great additions to the current GPU market, offering performance that strikes at the heart of Nvidia's midrange. For something that competes with top-tier cards such as the RTX 2080 Super and 2080 Ti, though, we'll have to wait until next year. But when the summer of 2020 rolls around, we could be in for something special, as AMD is working on a card that some internal staffers are calling the "Nvidia Killer."

Advanced Micro Devices on Wednesday released the second generation of its processor chip for data centers and said that it had landed Google and Twitter as customers.

'Just for the record, zero truth to this rumor. I love AMD and the best is yet to come,' AMD CEO Lisa Su says in response to a report stating that she plans to leave the chipmaker later this year.

Lisa Su has denied this story.

Google, once an exclusive partner for some of Intel's early server chip launches, is now rumored to be considering a swich to AMD's Epyc server platform, according to Lynx Equity Research.