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AMD·Advanced Micro Devices, Inc.

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+. (+.%)
After Hours
High
$560.25
Open
$543.68
Market Cap
904.50B
52W High
$584.73
Low
$537.00
P. Close
$557.99
P/E
180.58
52W Low
$137.59
Fwd P/E
340.91
DailyIQ Est.
$556.02
Technical Score (1D)
91
BUY
News Sentiment
59
BULLISH
AMD’s recent acquisitions of ZT Systems and MEXT expand its AI infrastructure footprint, adding new capabilities to its high‑performance processor and accelerator lineup. The moves come after FY 2025 revenue rose 34.3% to $34.6 billion, driven largely by data‑center and gaming demand, underscoring the company’s growth momentum. However, the company still faces customer concentration risk from a limited set of partners such as Microsoft and Sony, which could temper future earnings if those relationships change. In parallel, the U.S. Commerce Department’s easing of export restrictions on the UAE opens a new market for AMD’s AI chips, potentially boosting orders from Gulf‑region cloud and AI firms. The recent partnership with Rackspace, targeting $450 million in annual Enterprise AI revenue by 2028, further signals AMD’s push into AI services, though Rackspace’s stockholder deficit introduces dilution risk that could dampen enthusiasm. Analysts at Stifel and Goldman Sachs have lifted price targets to $635 and $640 respectively, reflecting confidence in AMD’s earnings trajectory and competitive positioning against Intel and Nvidia. These developments suggest that AMD’s valuation may tighten as the company captures more AI infrastructure revenue, but supply‑chain bottlenecks for key components could still pressure margins. Over the next 1–10 trading days, traders should watch AMD’s Q3 earnings guidance for confirmation of revenue growth, margin expectations, and any updates on the ZT/MEXT integration. Additionally, keep an eye on any new partnership announcements, especially from Rackspace or UAE‑based firms, and on supply‑chain updates that could affect component availability.
Earnings Summary
Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. (AMD) is a global semiconductor company that designs high‑performance processors and graphics technologies for data center, client, gaming, and embedded markets. The firm competes in the technology sector, where demand for AI‑accelerated computing and gaming GPUs drives revenue growth. In Q4 2024, AMD posted an EPS of $1.09 versus an estimate of $1.086, a narrow beat, and revenue of $7.658 billion. The subsequent quarter, Q1 2025, saw an EPS of $0.96 beating the $0.933 estimate and revenue of $7.438 billion, a modest decline. Q2 2025 delivered an EPS of $0.48 versus $0.483, a slight miss, but revenue rose to $7.685 billion. Q3 2025 produced an EPS of $1.20 beating the $1.171 estimate and revenue of $9.246 billion, while Q4 2025 again surpassed expectations with an EPS of $1.53 versus $1.332 and revenue of $10.27 billion. Q1 2026 continued the trend with an EPS of $1.37 beating the $1.306 estimate and revenue of $10.253 billion, indicating consistent earnings beats across the last four quarters. Historically, AMD’s revenue has accelerated from $7.658 billion in Q4 2024 to $10.253 billion in Q1 2026, reflecting a strong YoY growth trajectory, while EPS has fluctuated but consistently outperformed consensus. Recent news highlights Meta’s plan to self‑manufacture AI chips, which could shift demand away from AMD’s Instinct GPUs, and Morgan Stanley’s supply‑chain analysis that underscores surging demand for AMD’s EPYC and MI400 products, reinforcing the company’s server‑CPU advantage. Investors should watch for the next earnings guidance to assess the impact of Meta’s chip strategy, the pace of EPYC and GPU deployments, and any updates on the 5C AI campus partnership, as these factors will shape AMD’s near‑term performance.

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 -
Full Earnings BreakdownEstimates, actuals, guidance, and historical context
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Market Data

AMD Stock Snapshot

AMD is currently trading at $559.90, giving Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. a market cap of 904.50B and a P/E ratio of 180.6. Today's range spans $537.00–$560.25, with shares opening at $543.68 and moving up $1.91 (0.3%) from the prior close. DailyIQ's technical score sits at 91/100 (BUY) with a news sentiment reading of 59/100.

Over the past year AMD has traded between $137.59 and $584.73 - the current price is +306.9% off the 52-week low and -4.2% from the high. 59 analysts cover the stock with a Buy consensus and a mean 12-month target of $516.12 (range $320.00–$700.00), implying downside of -7.8%.

Factor models - quality, momentum, and low-volatility - all tend to award mega-cap Technology names like AMD in bullish market regimes. The current data supports that framing: 91/100 technical score (BUY), neutral sentiment at 59/100, price $559.90 (near 52-week highs). (P/E: 180.6) At 904.50B in capitalization, systematic factor strategies running rebalancing cycles represent a structural bid that's largely independent of discretionary conviction - and it compounds the directional setup.

The 52-week range of $137.59–$584.73 tells the structural story: AMD has demonstrated it can hold ground at the low end and extend meaningfully at the high. At $559.90 and near 52-week highs, the stock is in territory where momentum-driven capital tends to press positions rather than take profits — especially when news sentiment (59/100, neutral) isn't providing a reason to rotate out.