AMD unveiled its second-quarter financial report yesterday, boasting remarkable achievements in its CPU and gaming card segments. Nonetheless, the data center division, which targets the burgeoning AI market, recorded a modest 14% revenue growth, falling short of market projections. This underperformance resulted in a substantial post-market share price decline, which began to recover only today. In contrast, AMD's competitor, NVIDIA, commands a dominant 95% share in the AI market and has witnessed exponential growth in recent years. Last year, NVIDIA's revenue surpassed $130 billion, and this year, it is anticipated to exceed $200 billion, primarily fueled by the robust sales of highly profitable AI graphics cards.