The deal is expected to close by the end of 2025, subject to regulatory approval. After this divesture, AMD will maintain control of ZT Systems’ rack-scale AI solutions design business.

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AMD had announced a $4.9 billion buyout of ZT Systems last year and unveiled plans to break off its server manufacturing business and sell it once the transaction closes.

AMD had announced a $4.9 billion buyout of ZT Systems in 2024 and unveiled plans to sell its server manufacturing business once the transaction closes. The deal was completed in March.