Advanced Micro Devices (NASDAQ:AMD) investors have had little to shout about lately, with shares under pressure amid growing fears that the

Advanced Micro Devices' Q4 results show 24% revenue growth and 42% EPS increase, yet the stock dropped 10%. See why I continue to rate AMD stock a strong buy.

Shannon Hollas (left), a member of the Schulenburg ISD Board of Trustees and an executive at Advanced Micro Devices, recently obtained a donation of 139 AMD-based laptops to be used by SISD administrators,

Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) is in talks with Asia-based companies about a possible sale of data center manufacturing plants it agreed to

After Advanced Micro Devices Inc.’s disappointing earnings forecast last quarter, Wall Street soured a bit on the company’s potential in the artificial-intelligence-chip market, but Benchmark Research believes in AMD’s increasingly competitive stance.

As the world’s leading graphics card makers and the ones dominating all sales, Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) and Intel (INTC) are among the

Broadcom and Advanced Micro Devices are two chip players in the artificial intelligence space. Both companies are employing different strategies to try to excite investors as Nvidia has. One of them could see better earnings growth while the other may enjoy better price appreciation.

Advanced Micro Devices announced that its upcoming AI chip will be released ahead of schedule.

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Advanced Micro Devices’ MI300X and AI strategy challenge Nvidia’s monopoly. Learn why AMD stock is a buy with rising demand for AI and chip advancements.

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