Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. - Common Stock (AMD)

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Is Arm still an under-the-radar AI winner? Wall Street is catching on fast.

Investors often worry about competition in the chip market.

AMD shares rose more than 6% and Intel surged nearly 8% on Thursday, Sept. 18, after the Fed's rate decision, as investors rotated back into AI-chip stocks beyond NVIDIA.

South Korea's stock market is outperforming all other nations this year.

Nvidia, Alphabet, and AMD have already bought most of the high bandwidth memory that will be manufactured next year.

Nebius' coming cloud-computing price increase gave investors another sign that AI demand remains strong, including for AMD's data-center chips.

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The Dow lost 630 points on the Fed's rate hike. A day later, chip stocks took most of it back.

The Philadelphia semiconductor index, known as SOX, rose for the third straight session Thursday. AMD stock was among the big gainers.

Nvidia's shares look like a great deal right now.

Micron unveiled the industry's first 512GB DDR5 server module amid tight memory supply through 2027-2028, as shares climb 225% year to date on strong earnings and Buy ratings.

AMD's data center momentum goes up against Texas Instruments' fortress balance sheet in a classic growth-versus-stability face-off.

TSMC is the ultimate pick-and-shovel AI stock that investors can buy to capitalize on the AI infrastructure boom.

Investing in the semiconductor space requires a nuanced approach.

Today, Sept. 16, 2026, reports of U.S. foundry negotiations fueled a 4% rally, while analysts lifted price targets citing AI and data-center upside.

AMD stock wins another endorsement from Piper Sandler.

The Fed is about to raise rates for the first time in three years. The dot plot matters more.

Despite AI safety concerns triggering a sector selloff, Q2 backlogs and CapEx data show infrastructure demand accelerating, with NVIDIA and AMD positioned to benefit as inference adoption grows.

Qualcomm shares have rallied 30% since August but still carry a low valuation, as analysts weigh growth in AI data centers and automotive against Apple's move to in-house modem chips.