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Lisa Su escribió:[..] While 2015 was a challenging year from a financial perspective, the dedicated commitments of our employees combined with our long term technology investments and sharpened focus have created a strong foundation for future growth. In the fourth quarter, revenue decreased 10% sequentially to 958 million as seasonally lower semi-custom SoC shipments were partially offset by the second straight quarter of double digit percentage revenue growth in our Computing and Graphics business.

Looking at our Computing and Graphics segment, revenue increased 11% sequentially as we continued to improve the performance of our PC business. We had strong double digit sequential percentage growth in mobile APU sales, driven largely by increased Carrizo shipments and good sell through of AMD based PCs on Black Friday.

In the channel, we delivered our third straight quarter of sequential revenue growth and further reduced downstream product inventories based on improved demand for FX CPUs and A-Series APUs. We also made progress diversifying our client computing revenue as we further expand into the commercial PC market.

Second half 2015 commercial APU unit shipments increased more than 15% from the first half of the year. We believe we can continue to grow our commercial shipment based on the high volume wins we are securing both across larger enterprises and the public sector.

Now shifting to graphics, GPU revenue increased sequentially for the second straight quarter driven by improved AIB channel sales of our Radeon 300 series across the enthusiast, performance and mainstream segments and growth in professional graphic sales. The PC gaming market strength helped fuel a richer GPU mix and improved demand for our high end Radeon R9 series in the quarter. We expect this momentum to continue throughout 2016 as Oculus and HTC begin shipping consumer ready VR headset. The buzz and interest in VR is an exciting trend that is focusing the software industry’s attention and some of its brightest minds back on the PC platform.