Advanced Micro Devices ( ($AMD) ) has been popular among investors this week. Here is a recap of the key news on this stock. Advanced Micro ...

AMD's new AI products, including Turin EPYC CPUs and Instinct MI325x AI accelerator, failed to excite investors. Read why AMD stock remains a Strong Sell.

However, the Data Center GPU business has faced challenges. The company’s AI revenue is expected to decline in the first half of 2025, partly due to export controls affecting sales to China.

The Ratings Game AMD’s AI story was already ‘tenuous,’ and now the stock has new challenges Bernstein says AMD’s AI chips remain uncompetitive. That’s nothing new, but in the PC business ...

The chipmaker's data center revenue surged 57% year over year, driven largely by continued strong demand for its AI chips that compete with industry leader Nvidia's chips.

AMD has introduced its newest AI chip. The company is unlikely to make a meaningful dent in Nvidia's market share, but it can still see solid growth ahead. The stock should be a solid performer as ...

Conclusion The re-evaluation of AMD stock by Goldman Sachs underscores the dynamic nature of the tech industry. As AMD navigates through market challenges, it remains pivotal for investors and ...

Bernstein says AMD's AI chips remain uncompetitive. That's nothing new, but in the PC business, AMD now must cope with a potentially 'more aggressive' Intel. Advanced Micro Devices Inc. was ...

Analyst lowers AMD stock price target Morningstar analyst Brian Colello lowered the firm's stock price target for AMD to $120 per share from $140.

Advanced Micro Devices shares are trading lower by 11.5% over the trailing week. Investors are weighing U.S. government restrictions on AI chip exports to China and several other regions.

Advanced Micro Devices' prospects are cloudy post the new export control for its MI308 chip to China amid stiff competition from NVIDIA.