The line that mattered in AMD's proxy: the Data Center segment "nearly doubled." AMD's 2025 DEF 14A states that data-center segment annual revenue nearly doubled, "driven by higher sales of AMD Instinct and AMD EPYC processors." EdgarBeast surfaced the disclosure.
The follow-through is in the most recent proxy. AMD's 2026 DEF 14A (filed 2026-03-27) reports "record AMD Instinct GPU sales as our MI350 Series GPUs ramped." The named product — MI350 — is the accelerator AMD is positioning directly against the incumbent in AI training and inference.
The product lineage is in the 10-K. AMD's FY2025 Form 10-K (filed 2026-02-04) describes the "AMD Instinct family of GPU products, including AMD Instinct MI200, MI300, MI325 and MI350 series," built on AMD's CDNA architecture. The progression from MI200 to MI350 is the company's multi-generation answer to data-center GPU demand.
What the proxy gives in words — "nearly doubled," "record" — it does not always give as a single isolated dollar figure for the GPU line alone; segment revenue blends Instinct and EPYC. So credit the direction and the named driver, not a fabricated GPU-only number. The 2026 proxy and 10-K are primary; EdgarBeast is the index.