AMD's data center surge shifts growth toward AI systems as cash conversion weakens
AMD's third-quarter results show its data center business becoming the main driver of growth and profitability, even as gaming demand retreats. The next test is whether a steep expansion in AI systems and server processors can deliver stronger cash generation without eroding the margins underpinning that growth.
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