AMD (Advanced Micro Devices) Aktie News

Palantir's valuation has gotten overheated. ASML is a critical supplier in the chip industry.

AMD's data center business is growing rapidly. A lot of that growth has been driven by its Instinct GPUs for data centers.

Advanced Micro Devices (AMD 3.43%) just scored a major AI victory through its expanded partnership with Oracle. With the rollout of Instinct MI450 GPUs and next-gen datacenter architecture, AMD could be positioning itself for massive long-term upside in the AI revolution.

Western Financial bought 25,154 shares of AMD with an estimated trade size of $4.07 million. The transaction represents a 1.77% change in Western Financial's 13F reportable assets under management (AUM).

NextSilicon, an Israeli startup whose computing chips are being evaluated by U.S. national labs, on Wednesday said it is developing a central processor that it hopes will rival Intel and AMD and help it compete with Nvidia's systems.

Advanced Micro Devices' Instinct GPUs are rapidly gaining traction. Marvell is becoming a crucial player in the global AI infrastructure buildout.

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Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. secures a major AI partnership with OpenAI, offering potential for significant revenue growth and a chance to challenge Nvidia's dominance. The AMD-OpenAI deal involves share warrants and milestone-based hardware purchases, contrasting with Nvidia's more favorable, cash-upfront arrangement. Projected revenue from the OpenAI deal could drive AMD's annual growth to 36...