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AMD’s chips are winning again — and they’ve officially powered 100 million game consoles.

Its Q4 and full-year 2024 earnings boast record revenue for both data center and client divisions — where “client” equals its Ryzen chips with their Intel-beating gaming CPUs and impressive integrated graphics. While AMD’s gaming biz has been cut in half year-over-year as game console sales dip, AMD says it’s cumulatively shipped 100 million units into current-gen consoles.

With PS5 cumulative shipments ending the year at 65 million, does that mean around 35 million Xbox systems, or are handhelds counted too?

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