AMD Revenue By Country: U.S., Japan, China, Europe, Taiwan, etc.

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This article looks at Advanced Micro Devices (AMD)’s revenue by country and by region. AMD derives its revenue from only a handful of countries, with the majority of it coming from the USA.

However, the bulk of AMD’s revenue is generated in Asia, with Japan being its largest revenue source and China being the second.

Without further delay, let’s look at the numbers!

Investors interested in AMD’s other key statistics may find more resources on these pages:

Revenue and Profit

• AMD revenue breakdown: data center, gaming, client, etc.,
• AMD profit margin by segment: embedded, data center, client, etc.,

Comparison With Peers

• AMD vs Nvidia: profit and margin comparison,
• AMD vs Nvidia: research and development (R&D) spending,
• AMD vs Intel: profit margin analysis,

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Definitions

To help readers understand the content better, the following terms and glossaries have been provided.

Revenue By Country: According to AMD’s fiscal year 2025 annual report, AMD defines its revenue by geographic region as revenue allocated to individual countries based on the billing location of the customers.

Therefore, the geographical locations are not necessarily indicative of the country in which the customer sells products containing AMD’s products.

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Why is AMD getting the majority of its revenue from the U.S.?

AMD’s revenue dominance in the U.S. stems from several strategic and market-driven factors:

• Data Center and Enterprise Market: AMD’s EPYC processors and Instinct accelerators are widely adopted by major U.S.-based cloud service providers and enterprises. These products cater to the growing demand for high-performance computing and AI workloads, which are heavily concentrated in North America.

• Client Computing: AMD’s Ryzen processors are popular among U.S. consumers and businesses for personal computing and gaming. The U.S. market’s appetite for cutting-edge technology drives significant sales.

• Strategic Partnerships: Collaborations with U.S.-based tech giants like Microsoft and Google enhance AMD’s visibility and integration into key platforms, further boosting its revenue.

• Fabless Model: AMD’s fabless manufacturing strategy allows it to focus on design and innovation while leveraging global foundries like TSMC. This model supports scalability and efficiency, particularly in meeting U.S. demand.

• Innovation and Diversification: AMD continuously expands its product lineup, including GPUs and adaptive SoCs, catering to diverse applications from gaming to professional workloads.

While the U.S. remains a major revenue source, AMD also generates substantial income from Asia, with Japan and China being key markets. This global footprint reflects AMD’s balanced approach to growth.

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Summary of Revenue and Growth across Multiple Countries and Regions

The following analysis consolidates the trends observed across AMD’s regional sales, sales mix, and year-over-year growth data for the 2019–2025 period.

• AMD’s revenue profile demonstrates a decisive shift toward a trans-Pacific dominance led by North America (USA) and Asia (China, Singapore, Taiwan).

• The United States remains the single most consistent growth engine, averaging over 33% of revenue share in recent years and peaking at $11.4B in 2025.

• Meanwhile, the Asian markets have shown explosive volatility and recovery; China rebounded from a sharp 2023 dip to surge 82% in 2024, while Singapore and Taiwan have emerged as high-growth pillars, with Singapore averaging nearly 48% growth over the last three years.

• Data for Japan and Europe ends in 2024, but the available trend shows they were already diminishing in influence relative to the Asian tigers.

• By 2024, Japan’s revenue had contracted by nearly 62%, and Europe’s share had shrunk to just 6.3%, effectively marginalized by the aggressive expansion in the US and Chinese markets.

The table below synthesizes the revenue, revenue share, and growth velocity for each key region.

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Revenue from the USA, China, Singapore, and Taiwan

The definition of AMD’s revenue by country is available here: revenue by country. The top contributing countries or regions with the highest revenue to AMD were the United States, China, Singapore, and Taiwan.

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Percentage Of Revenue from The USA, China, Singapore, and Taiwan

The definition of AMD’s revenue by country is available here: revenue by country. The top contributing countries or regions with the highest revenue to AMD were the United States, China, Singapore, and Taiwan.

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Revenue from Japan, Europe, and Others

The definition of AMD’s revenue by country is available here: revenue by country. The rest of the countries contributing significant revenue to AMD were Japan and Europe.

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Percentage Of Revenue from Japan, Europe, and Others

The definition of AMD’s revenue by country is available here: revenue by country. The rest of the countries contributing significant revenue to AMD were Japan and Europe.

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Revenue from North America, Asia, and Europe

The definition of AMD’s revenue by country is available here: revenue by country.

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Percentage Of Revenue from North America, Asia, and Europe

The definition of AMD’s revenue by country is available here: revenue by country.

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YoY Growth Rates Of Revenue from The USA, China, Singapore, and Taiwan

The definition of AMD’s revenue by country is available here: revenue by country.

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YoY Growth Rates Of Revenue from North America, Asia, and Europe

The definition of AMD’s revenue by country is available here: revenue by country.

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References and Credits

1. All financial figures presented were obtained and referenced from AMD’s quarterly and annual reports published on the company’s investor relations page: AMD Financial Reports.

2. Pexels Images.

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