AMD

NVIDIA is AMD's main competitor in the GPU market, particularly for gaming and professional visualization. AMD competes with NVIDIA's GeForce and Quadro lines with its Radeon and Radeon Pro offerings.

Intel is AMD's primary competitor in the CPU market, offering a wide range of processors for various computing needs. AMD often competes on performance-per-watt and core count in certain segments.

Qualcomm is a major competitor in the mobile and embedded processor space, and increasingly in PC processors with its Snapdragon chips. AMD competes in some of these areas, particularly with its Ryzen mobile processors.

Broadcom is a global technology leader designing, developing, and supplying semiconductor and infrastructure software solutions.

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Industry-leading AI infrastructure for ultra-fast AI inference and training powered by Wafer-Scale Engines.

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Rethinking compute architectures for future processing needs with novel VLSI designs.

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Develops high-performance AI accelerators and computing solutions for intelligent data centers and edge devices.

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Designs, manufactures, and sells computer components, primarily microprocessors and chipsets.

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Redefining data center elasticity with runtime-reconfigurable hardware via CXL.

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