Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. (AMD) is a global semiconductor company founded in 1969, headquartered in Santa Clara, California, driving innovation in high-performance computing, graphics, and visualization technologies. It designs and integrates processors and graphics for consumer, enterprise, and embedded markets, powering millions of smart devices from PCs and tablets to game consoles and cloud servers. AMD pioneered the concept of accelerated computing, combining CPUs and GPUs for transformative experiences. Its product portfolio includes the Ryzen series of consumer desktop and mobile processors, Athlon for everyday PCs, and Ryzen Threadripper for high-end desktops. For enterprise and cloud, the EPYC server processors deliver leadership performance, while AMD Instinct accelerators target AI and HPC workloads. Through its acquisition of Xilinx, AMD offers adaptive computing with FPGAs and SoCs like the Versal adaptive compute acceleration platform and Zynq UltraScale+ MPSoCs for embedded applications. AMD also produces the Radeon family of GPUs, from Radeon RX for gaming to Radeon Pro for professional visualization, and semi-custom SoCs powering game consoles like Xbox and PlayStation. AMD's technology leadership is built on its Zen microarchitecture and advanced process nodes, competing closely with Intel and NVIDIA. With a strong focus on energy efficiency and performance-per-watt, AMD holds a significant share in the x86 processor market and is a key player in data centers and graphics. It continues to shape the era of pervasive computing with innovative solutions.