AMD remains a strong buy with a $170 target price, thanks to its strong position in AI market, market share gains and competition with Intel and Nvidia.
Intel slams the GPU and chip makers NVIDIA and AMD in its sixth annual product security report for having huge security flaws.
Advanced Micro Devices (NASDAQ:AMD) has long played second fiddle to Nvidia (NASDAQ:NVDA) in the AI chip race, struggling to gain ground. But
The investigation is ongoing and it's not clear if this will be solvable with a graphics driver update, or whether a BIOS patch might be required.
More speculation has emerged suggesting that NVIDIA will indeed offer an RTX 5050 mobile graphics card, but we're still doubtful about a desktop variant.
Zotac filing with EEC contains an RTX 5060 and 5060 Ti, alongside an RTX 5050 graphics card - but how much chance is there of the latter realistically?
Artificial intelligence (AI) has been a hot sector to invest in, helping the stock market reach new highs in 2024. Two of the biggest beneficiaries from the rise of AI are semiconductor giants Advanced Micro Devices (NASDAQ: AMD) and its chief rival Nvidia (NASDAQ: NVDA).
Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) shares have underperformed in recent months — partly because earnings haven’t smashed investor expectations like Nvidia (NVDA) regularly does. The Californian semiconductor giant has been operating well and truly in the shadow of its larger peer.
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Nvidia has been the undisputed winner of the artificial intelligence trade, as the leader in creating chips and network infrastructure that power AI solutions. However, there are plenty of competitors trying to get in on the action.
Sure, Nvidia's momentum will eventually slow. It's inevitable. However, buying the stock before Feb. 26 is probably a smart move, in my view. Even if you don't invest in Nvidia by then, the stock could still have plenty of room to run afterward.