Advanced Micro Devices designs processors and graphics chips while leaving manufacturing to foundry partners, chiefly TSMC. Its Ryzen CPUs compete in desktops and laptops, EPYC server chips win share in data centers, and Instinct accelerators target AI workloads. AMD also supplies the custom silicon inside PlayStation and Xbox consoles, and the Xilinx acquisition brought programmable chips used in networking, aerospace and industry. A chiplet-based design approach has been central to its engineering resurgence.