AI agents fuel new CPU demand, lifting AMD
Before generative AI rose and Nvidia GPUs came to dominate the market, the central processing unit (CPU) was the main compute engine for servers. Now, as the personal AI agent boom gathers pace, CPUs are drawing renewed attention for their role in AI — a trend that is giving Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) powerful growth momentum.
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