Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. Q1 FY2023 Earnings Call
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Quarter Overview
- Q1 2023 revenue was $5.4B, down 9% year-over-year (YoY), but above expectations.
- Data Center and Embedded segments contributed over 50% of total revenue.
- Strong execution in product launches and accelerated progress in AI initiatives.
Segment Performance
Data Center
- Revenue: $1.3B, flat YoY.
- Cloud sales grew double-digit YoY; enterprise sales declined.
- Sequential decline due to cloud inventory digestion and weaker enterprise demand.
- Operating income: $148M (11% margin), down sharply from $427M (33%) YoY due to mix shift and higher R&D.
- Genoa (Zen 4) ramp progressing; broad deployments expected in Q2 and stronger adoption in 2H23.
- Bergamo, a cloud-native CPU, and Genoa-X launching in Q2 2023.
- AI activity increased; large interest in MI300 accelerators for training and inference.
- Expectation: Double‑digit full-year Data Center revenue growth, implying ~50% YoY growth in 2H23.
Client
- Revenue: $739M, down 65% YoY as AMD purposely under-shipped consumption to reduce channel inventory.
- Operating loss: $172M versus +$692M YoY.
- Q1 seen as the bottom; sequential improvement expected from Q2 onward.
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