ADVANCED MICRO DEVICES

AMD raises $1 B in 10‑year bonds to fund EUV, 3 nm & 2 nm tech and AI‑driven chips—boosting innovation while navigating a profit‑booking semiconductor market.

AMD’s ROCm 10 boost and Cathie Wood’s sell‑off show how AI gains clash with tariffs and investor sentiment—why AMD’s future in the $200B AI‑server‑CPU market depends on tech, partnerships, and geopolitics.

AMD’s 5 nm advances and insider confidence show why it’s leading AI and high‑performance markets – see how yield, node progress, and strategic partners fuel future growth.

AMD’s MI455X AI accelerator boosts HPC performance and hybrid‑cloud flexibility, driving 12‑15% revenue growth and positioning the chipmaker ahead of Nvidia in high‑margin AI workloads.

AMD raises $4.8bn in senior notes to fund its Helios AI data‑center push, Day 0 model support, and a new stake in SpaceX, sharpening its edge against Nvidia.

AMD bolsters AI inference with the Taalas acquisition, adding low‑latency silicon to its GPU and CPU lineup for faster, cost‑effective data‑center workloads.

AMD beats earnings estimates, but shares fell amid AI‑chip rivalry and cautious investor sentiment.

AMD beats Q2 forecasts, driving AI‑powered server demand and pushing 4 nm/3 nm yields forward – how capital‑expenditure and design‑process alignment shape the semiconductor future.

AMD’s Q2 earnings reveal the true strengths and risks of its Ryzen, EPYC, and Radeon lineup—insights that investors can’t afford to miss.

AMD’s recent earnings beat lifts its stock and boosts the Nasdaq tech sector, showing robust AI‑driven demand and strong semiconductor resilience.