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NVIDIA's rally has slowed, while Micron and Western Digital are riding AI memory and storage demand with strong growth outlooks and bullish forecasts.
Texas Instruments Inc (NASDAQ:TXN) was last seen up 3.5% at $294.04, extending a bounce off familiar support at the $280 level.
AMD is deepening its Microsoft partnership to deploy Helios AI systems on Azure, expanding demand across GPUs, CPUs, networking and software.
All three major indexes are climbing together for a change. Semiconductor stocks deserve most of the credit.
Recent multi-year partnerships with Meta and OpenAI, each for 6 GW of AI infrastructure, could generate up to $120 billion in Data Center revenue through 2030. AMD's Helios platform integrates CPUs, GPUs, networking, and software, positioning AMD as a more formidable competitor to Nvidia in rack-scale AI systems. Potential shareholder dilution risk exists if up to 320 million warrants from Meta and OpenAI are exercised, representing a possible 19.6% increase in shares outstanding.
Advanced Micro Devices (NASDAQ:AMD | AMD Price Prediction) shares look like they could be topping out after that parabolic move made in the first half.
I keep hitting the buy button on AMD (NASDAQ:AMD | AMD Price Prediction) because the projections analysts were sketching a year ago are showing up in the filings, in the customer names, and in the cash flow.
For the better part of the current artificial intelligence (AI) supercycle, enterprise infrastructure has operated under a strict single-vendor hardware monopoly. Cloud providers and hyper-scalers had little choice but to buy their accelerator chip from a single dominant supplier, paying premium prices to lock in the computing power they needed.
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