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AMD Says It Now Controls Nearly Half Of The Data Center CPU Market, And Its Total Compute TAM Will Reach $2 Trillion By 2030

A server room features an AMD Helios system with visible 'AMD EPYC,' 'AMD INSTINCT,' and 'AMD PENSANDO' modules.

AMD is predictably cheerful about its AI-boosted prospects, declaring in a decidedly sunny tone that it now controls nearly half of the data center CPU market, as its compute-related Total Addressable Market (TAM) scales to a whopping $2 trillion by 2030. AMD now controls 46 percent of the data center CPU market just as orchestrator CPUs start gaining traction for agentic workloads AMD has just shared some very interesting slides during its “Advancing AI 2026” event, illustrating the sheer scale of market opportunity at AMD’s disposal right now. For the benefit of those who might not be aware, CPUs act […]

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