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AMD Falls on Q2 Miss, But Wall Street Sees $200 Upside
Aug 7 - Advanced Micro Devices (NASDAQ:AMD) took a 6% dip following its Q2 results, but Wall Street isn't backing away. The chipmaker posted record revenue of $7.7 billion in the quarter, though profits faced pressure from an $800 million inventory write-down,
AMD's record free cash flow, strong balance sheet, and leadership in server/desktop CPUs support the long-term bull thesis.
Live Updates Live Coverage Has Ended Wall Street Keeps Pushing for More Guidance on the Ramp of New Data Center Products 6:02 ...
Stacy Rasgon, Bernstein senior U.S. semiconductor analyst, joins 'Squawk Box' to discuss looming tariffs on semiconductors, ...
Key Points Advanced Micro Devices (NASDAQ:AMD) set a new revenue record for Q2 FY2025 at $7.7 billion (non-GAAP), up 32% year over year. Non-GAAP earnings per share matched expectations, but ...
Wall Street analysts see strong upside for AMD ahead of Q2 results, citing data center, GPU demand, and renewed China ...
AMD (NASDAQ:AMD) dipped 4% after it released its second quarter fiscal 2025 financial results post-market on Tuesday. For the ...
“Similar to [Intel], we expect AMD Client to benefit from tariff-related pull-in of demand in Q2, and that same benefit to ...
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AMD Stock Gets Price-Target Hike After Chipmaker Paints Rosy Outlook On Strong AI Demand — Retail Shrugs Off Mixed Q2 PerformanceAdvanced Micro Devices (AMD) stock traded markedly lower in the overnight session following the Santa Clara, California-based ...
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