You forgot their main market, AMD - desktop x86/windows
But the first point on your list is where their real loss is, it's historically the source of their strenght and they've never been losing at this one.
But the first point on your list is where their real loss is, it's historically the source of their strenght and they've never been losing at this one.
pc-centric "client computing group" made 40b revenue last year, over half their 78b total. probably something like 250 million cpus at an average price of $160
I think we need more details on the CCG split between notebooks and desktops. When I chose "Laptop" as the description of my 3rd category I was trying to choose a label that included the Apple M1 but didn't imply PC-Centric which I associate with Windows. I'm fine with Laptop+Desktop or some other permutation; I wasn't trying to be overly fine grained with the categories.
> The company also announced that its board of directors approved a cash dividend increase of five percent...
A 5% increase in dividend for a technology company is expected for a massive cash-cow with limited future growth. The Financial Report is an interesting read.
Mind sharing a link if you have one?