Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) reported record second-quarter results and strong future guidance, driven by growth in AI deployments and data centers. However, shares fell due to concerns over competitive risks, including customers developing their own chips and SpaceX's exclusive deal with Nvidia. Analyst Bohdan Kucheriavyi values AMD near current levels, suggesting limited upside and advising patience. The long-term outlook remains positive but tempered by market challenges.
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Software stocks have recently outperformed semiconductor stocks, driven by AI-related growth narratives. Nvidia and Microsoft lead with AI-driven strategies but face different risks: Nvidia with custom chip challenges and Microsoft with Azure growth ...
OpenAI's new inference chip, Jalapeño, developed with Broadcom, outperformed Nvidia's Blackwell chip in multiple performance and efficiency tests, signaling strong AI hardware innovation. Meanwhile, Dick's Sporting Goods shares dropped sharply after ...
Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) stock has surged over 113% year-to-date, driven by the AI boom. Raymond James analyst Simon Leopold upgraded AMD to 'Strong Buy' and raised the 12-month price target to $641, implying a 36% upside from current levels and ...
Shares of AMD and Intel each rose 3% due to separate catalysts: AMD was upgraded by Raymond James with a higher price target citing AI server CPU growth, while Intel's gain followed a disclosure of insider buying by Paul Pelosi. This outpaced broader...
