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AMD hits $1 trillion market cap as stock continues 5-day rally
Shares rose 9% as investors bet on stronger demand for EPYC server processors and Instinct GPUs.
- On Monday, Advanced Micro Devices briefly surged past $1 trillion in market capitalization for the first time, with shares hitting a record $613.92. Investors bet on the Santa Clara, California-based chipmaker's expanding role in AI computing.
- This milestone follows a significant recovery for AMD, which has leaped over 26% since early last month. The surge reverses a decline of over 7% that occurred after quarterly revenue forecasts missed investor expectations.
- Joining Nvidia, Broadcom, and Micron, AMD becomes the fourth U.S. chipmaker to exceed a $1 trillion valuation. The company remains significantly behind Nvidia, which is worth more than $5 trillion.
- By accelerating AI product launches, AMD has moved beyond individual chips to offer complete systems combining processors and networking gear. This integrated approach helps the firm capture market share from competitors like Intel.
- Broad chip sector momentum fueled the rally as Intel jumped around 11%, Qualcomm rose 4.1%, and the broader chips index gained 2.6% to a one-month high on Monday. This reflects widespread investor confidence across semiconductors.
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Advanced Micro Devices Inc. surpassed the $1 trillion mark in market capitalization for the first time on Monday, joining a small group of chipmakers that have reached the milestone as investors bet on its expanding role in artificial intelligence (AI) computing. AMD shares rose 9.6 percent to $613.31, a record high. The milestone caps an impressive run for the Santa Clara, California-based company, which is seen as the closest rival to Nvidia (…
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