Advanced Micro Devices updates reporting segments; details strategy to drive next phase of growth
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Starting with Q2 2022 results, Advanced Micro Devices (NASDAQ:AMD) is updating its financial reporting segments to align with its strategic end markets to Data Center, Embedded, Client, and Gaming.
The company also expanded multi-generational CPU core, graphics, and adaptive computing architecture roadmaps including new details on the following:

"Zen 4" CPU core is expected to power the world's first high-performance 5nm x86 CPUs later this year; to increase IPC 8%-10% and deliver more than a 25% increase in performance-per-watt and 35% overall performance increase compared to "Zen 3" when running desktop applications.
"Zen 5" CPU core planned for 2024.
AMD RDNA 3 gaming architecture that combines a chiplet design, next generation AMD Infinity Cache technology, and leading-edge 5nm manufacturing technology to deliver more than 50% greater performance-per-watt compared to the prior generation.
4th Gen Infinity Architecture that further extends AMD's leadership modular SoC design approach with a high-speed interconnect.
AMD CDNA 3 architecture-based products are planned for 2023 and are expected to deliver more than 5X greater performance-per-watt compared to AMD CDNA 2 architecture.
AMD plans to integrate AMD XDNA IP across multiple products in the future, starting with AMD Ryzen processors planned for 2023.