AMD and Microsoft soar without stock splits amid booming AI demand and data center growth.

AMD and Microsoft have not split their shares in over 20 years, yet both stocks have soared—AMD up 9259% and Microsoft up 923% over the past decade. AMD's data center revenue doubled, driven by strong demand for its EPYC chips, while Microsoft's Azure cloud grew 43%, supported by AI services like Copilot. Both companies benefit from the AI boom but have different roles: AMD supplies chips, and Microsoft rents computing power and sells software. Upcoming shipments of AMD's Helios rack and Azure's growth will be key to their future performance. Despite AMD's higher growth, Microsoft's broader platform offers steadier AI exposure.

As of Oct 06, 2026 18:32 WIB, AMD shares are trading at USD 643.36 with a 1-day gain of 1.84% on Pluang, reflecting strong investor interest with 69% buy orders. Microsoft shares are priced at USD 529.96, up 0.91% for the day, though Pluang order activity shows 69% sell interest, indicating mixed sentiment. AMD's market cap stands at $1.03 trillion, while Microsoft's is significantly larger at $3.90 trillion, highlighting the scale difference between these two tech giants.