Core Insights - Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) is experiencing significant stock growth and has potential for further upside, particularly in the data center market [1][2] - The company is set to launch a new lineup of AI-focused GPUs in 2026, which could position it ahead of competitors like Nvidia [2][8] Company Performance - AMD's total revenue reached a record $7.7 billion in Q2 2025, marking a 32% increase year-over-year, with the data center segment contributing $3.2 billion [9] - The data center segment's growth was only 14%, attributed to export restrictions impacting sales to China [9][10] - The client segment saw a 67% revenue increase to $2.5 billion, driven by sales of Ryzen AI chips [11] - The gaming segment rebounded with a 73% revenue surge to $1.1 billion, indicating strong demand for AMD's products [12] Competitive Landscape - AMD is closing the gap with Nvidia in the data center space, launching the MI300X GPU and the new MI350 series, which offers 35 times more performance than previous versions [4][5] - The MI355 GPU provides comparable performance to Nvidia's Blackwell GB200 GPU while being more cost-effective for AI inference workloads [6] - AMD's upcoming MI400 series is expected to deliver 10 times the performance of the MI350 series, potentially surpassing Nvidia's capabilities in the AI data center market [7][8] Future Outlook - AMD's CEO expresses optimism about the company's AI revenue scaling into the tens of billions annually, driven by strong interest in the MI400 GPU [13] - Current stock valuation shows AMD trading at a P/E ratio of 46.8, which is lower than Nvidia's 55.7, suggesting potential for significant upside [14][15] - Wall Street estimates predict AMD could achieve $5.97 in EPS by 2026, indicating a forward P/E ratio of 27.1, which leaves room for stock appreciation [15]

Advanced Micro Devices TodayAMDAdvanced Micro Devices$155.39 -0.22 (-0.14%) 52-Week Range$76.48▼$179.75P/E Ratio114.23Price Target$149.84Add to WatchlistAdvanced Micro Devices' NASDAQ: AMD price action provided a clear signal that it would move higher in 2025 when it broke fresh highs in July. The move to new highs took the market above a critical resistance point that had been in place for more than a year, setting it up to continue rallying as the year progresses. The real question is how high the market ...

I'm here at AMD's Advancing AI event in San Jose, California, where AMD just unveiled a slate of new AI hardware, software, and systems designed to compete with Nvidia and others. Uh, shares are flat for the year, underperforming its major peers, but have rallied 17% in the past 3 months. Joining me here in San Jose, an exclusive interview is Lisa Sue, AMD's CEO and chair.Um, thanks for having me here. Thanks. Thanks for being here, John.So, talk to me about um these systems. You got a chip sitting there ne ...

Advanced Micro Devices (AMD -2.35%) supplies some of the best chips in the world for computers, cars, game consoles, and data centers. The company's data center business is a key focus for investors right now, as demand soars for its graphics processing units (GPUs), which are designed for artificial intelligence (AI) development.AMD, as its known, is still chasing Nvidia in the AI data center market, but the company's latest GPUs could help close the gap. Plus, AMD is already a leading supplier of AI chips ...