If you're a fan of AMD and its red-hued CPUs and graphics cards, you'll be pleased to know that the huge demand for Ryzens and Radeons has done wonders for its streams of income. In its latest financial report, AMD says that its total revenue of $7.7 billion is 32% better than this time last year. However, export restrictions on its mega-bucks AI processors have resulted in its data center division making a loss for the first time in six months.
You can skim over the details yourself in the Q2 financial report summary, and at first glance, you might be puzzled as to why AMD's share prices have fallen since the release of the data.
