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AMD·Advanced Micro Devices, Inc.

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-. (-.%)
After Hours
High
$516.76
Open
$499.51
Market Cap
760.48B
52W High
$546.44
Low
$458.32
P. Close
$466.38
P/E
151.82
52W Low
$114.71
Fwd P/E
35.67
DailyIQ Est.
-
Technical Score (1D)
82
BUY
News Sentiment
49
MIXED
AMD’s data‑center AI chip revenue surged 57 % YoY to $5.8 B in Q1 2026, underscoring stronger demand for its AI‑optimized EPYC processors and reinforcing its position in the AI infrastructure race. The revenue jump comes amid a broader market pullback triggered by Broadcom’s softer AI guidance and a stronger‑than‑expected U.S. jobs report, which has dampened enthusiasm for hyperscaler AI spending and raised expectations of a Fed rate hike. AMD is also pivoting its focus toward the projected $120 billion AI CPU market, positioning EPYC to compete with Nvidia’s Grace, Intel’s Xeon, and ARM’s Neoverse, a move that could diversify revenue beyond GPUs. Seaport Global Securities has upgraded AMD to Buy with a $430 target, citing improved CPU demand and better supply access from TSMC, which suggests confidence that the company can translate supply and demand gains into accelerated revenue growth. Despite the upgrade, analysts note AMD trades at a 73x forward P/E, a premium over Nvidia, and that lagging technology, profitability, and growth metrics could expose the stock to overvaluation risk if performance fails to justify the multiple. The recent sell‑off in AI‑linked semiconductor stocks, triggered by Broadcom’s softer AI outlook, has pulled AMD shares down, reflecting a sector‑wide reassessment of AI demand and valuation premiums. AMD’s inclusion in Zacks’ AI hardware spotlight and its status as one of the most watched stocks indicates heightened investor attention, which could amplify short‑term volatility as the market digests new data. In the next 1–10 trading days, traders should monitor AMD’s upcoming earnings guidance for AI revenue and margin details, as well as any updates on its AI CPU product roadmap and TSMC supply commitments. Additionally, macro‑rate expectations and the broader AI chip demand environment will continue to shape sentiment, so keeping an eye on Fed policy signals and hyperscaler AI deployment plans will help gauge whether AMD can sustain its recent momentum.
Earnings Summary
Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) is a global semiconductor company that designs and markets high‑performance processors and graphics solutions, operating through its Data Center, Client and Gaming, and Embedded segments. The firm’s Ryzen, Radeon, and EPYC product families serve cloud providers, OEMs, and system integrators, anchoring AMD firmly within the competitive technology and semiconductor landscape. In the most recent quarters, AMD’s revenue moved from $7.66 billion in Q4 2024 to $7.44 billion in Q1 2025, a modest decline, before rebounding to $7.69 billion in Q2 2025 and then accelerating to $9.25 billion in Q3 2025 and $10.27 billion in Q4 2025, reflecting a 33 % year‑over‑year increase from the prior year’s Q4. EPS trends mirrored this trajectory, with the company beating estimates in Q4 2024 (1.09 vs 1.086), Q1 2025 (0.96 vs 0.934), Q3 2025 (1.20 vs 1.171), Q4 2025 (1.53 vs 1.332), and Q1 2026 (1.37 vs 1.306), while only missing the Q2 2025 estimate by a narrow margin (0.48 vs 0.483). Over the past six quarters, AMD has consistently outperformed analyst expectations in earnings, with revenue growth accelerating in 2025 and a strong 46 % growth guidance for Q2 2026. Recent developments underscore the company’s AI focus: Nvidia’s announcement of an AI‑centric chip that could erode AMD’s data‑center and consumer share, AMD’s $410 million DriveNets investment, and the ramp‑up of its EPYC Venice processors on TSMC’s 2 nm node—all signal heightened competitive pressure and supply‑chain expansion. Investors should watch the next earnings cycle for confirmation of the projected 46 % revenue growth, margin resilience amid export restrictions on the MI350x line, and any updates on the Venice launch timeline, as these factors will shape AMD’s ability to sustain its AI‑driven momentum.

EPS

EstBeatMiss
$0.31$0.68$1.04$1.41$1.77Q1'25Q2'25Q3'25Q4'25Q1'26Q2'26
QtrEstActual+/−
Q2'26$1.61 - -
Q1'26$1.31$1.37+4.9%
Q4'25$1.33$1.53+14.8%
Q3'25$1.17$1.20+2.5%
Q2'25$0.48$0.48-0.5%
Q1'25$0.93$0.96+2.8%

Revenue

EstBeatMiss
$6.8B$8.1B$9.4B$10.7B$12.0BQ1'25Q2'25Q3'25Q4'25Q1'26Q2'26
QtrEstActual+/−
Q2'26$11.4B - -
Q1'26$10.0B$10.3B+2.6%
Q4'25$9.8B$10.3B+5.2%
Q3'25 - $9.2B -
Q2'25 - $7.7B -
Q1'25 - $7.4B -
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Market Data

AMD Stock Snapshot

AMD is currently trading at $458.80, giving Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. a market cap of 760.48B and a P/E ratio of 151.8. Today's range spans $458.32–$516.76, with shares opening at $499.51 and moving down $7.58 (1.6%) from the prior close. DailyIQ's technical score sits at 82/100 (BUY) with a news sentiment reading of 49/100.

Over the past year AMD has traded between $114.71 and $546.44 - the current price is +300.0% off the 52-week low and -16.0% from the high.

AMD is the kind of name that crosses every asset manager's minimum threshold - 760.48B in Technology market cap ensures it. The bullish technical setup (82/100, BUY) at $458.80 (in the upper portion of its 52-week range) with neutral sentiment (49/100) is what converts passive inclusion into active overweight decisions. The current P/E ratio stands at 151.8. Annual range: $114.71–$546.44. When a name at this scale earns a BUY signal alongside positive news sentiment, the combination of active adds and passive flows becomes self-reinforcing.

The 52-week range of $114.71–$546.44 tells the structural story: AMD has demonstrated it can hold ground at the low end and extend meaningfully at the high. At $458.80 and in the upper portion of its 52-week range, the stock is in territory where momentum-driven capital tends to press positions rather than take profits — especially when news sentiment (49/100, neutral) isn't providing a reason to rotate out.