Advanced Micro Devices risks falling behind as competition in the server and PC markets ramps up, say analysts at KeyBanc.

Advanced Micro Devices (NASDAQ:AMD) and Intel (NASDAQ:INTC) experienced a "mild positive" as November notebook shipments increased 2% month over month, according to Citi Research.

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AMD’s stock is “relatively inexpensive” after its selloff but could struggle to find momentum if gross margins come under ...

This is benefiting one of the leading suppliers of graphics processing units (GPUs), Advanced Micro Devices (NASDAQ: AMD). While Intel stock has fallen 46% over the last five years, AMD shares ...

Advanced Micro Devices (NASDAQ: AMD) supplies some of the world's best semiconductors, including a growing portfolio of chips specifically designed to handle artificial intelligence (AI ...

Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) is knocking on Nvidia’s (NVDA) door. Last week, the plucky semiconductor challenger announced ...

Danely covers the Technology sector, focusing on stocks such as Intel, Advanced Micro Devices, and Micron. In addition to Citi, Advanced Micro Devices also received a Hold from KeyBanc’s John ...

Ultimately, I could even see a spin-off happening down the road, with Intel ending up owning the majority of outstanding shares. In any case, with Nvidia and Advanced Micro Devices making money ...

As a reference, Intel bought Altera in 2015 at 9 times calendar 2014 sales and in 2020, and Advanced Micro Devices, Inc AMD bought Xilinx for 11 times calendar 2019 sales). Also Read: Chip Stocks ...

Intel, TSMC recently discussed chipmaking ... funds are increasingly betting against stocks, with Nvidia , Advanced Micro Devices and Tesla as their top three shorts placed on Wednesday, a Morgan ...

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