AMD shares rise as investors cheer AI-driven revenue growth targets

Core Insights - Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) aims for a $100 billion annual revenue target from data centers, focusing on capturing a larger share of the AI market currently led by Nvidia [1][2] - The data-center chip market is projected to reach $1 trillion by 2030, with AMD's estimates being more conservative compared to Nvidia's [2] - AMD's stock has seen a significant increase of 97% this year, with a notable 16% rise since a recent partnership with OpenAI [3] Company Goals - AMD anticipates a 35% annual growth across its entire business and a 60% growth in its data center segment over the next three to five years [4] - The company projects earnings to rise to $20 per share during this period, contrasting with LSEG's estimate of $2.68 per share for 2025 [4] Market Position and Strategy - Analysts view AMD's targets as ambitious, contingent on the successful deployment of its Helios system to enhance its market share in AI [4] - AMD is leveraging partnerships with OpenAI and Oracle, which could potentially generate significant sales [3]