AMD

AMD surged due to demand for CPUs driven by agentic AI shifts and Bank of America raising its price target to a Wall Street-high $720.

AMD surged due to agentic AI CPU demand driven by Meta's Muse app success, planned Q4 price hikes, and chip sector optimism.

AMD surged ~20% due to viral adoption of Meta's Muse AI agent and price increases on its server CPUs and AI accelerators.

AMD surged on reports of a 10% Q4 price hike on AI accelerators and soaring server CPU demand from Meta's viral Muse AI app.

AMD surged following high CPU demand from Meta's Muse AI agent app and supply-chain reports of a planned 10% Q4 price increase.

AMD stock surged due to semiconductor sector recovery, neocloud price hikes for its EPYC CPUs, and ROCm expansion to RISC-V architecture.

AMD surged after its CFO projected $70B in 2027 Data Center revenue and expanded the AI TAM, triggering analyst upgrades.

AMD stock surged after pricing a $4.75 billion bond offering to fund AI infrastructure and scale production.

AMD fell as Q3 guidance missed whisper numbers despite beating Q2 results, along with supply constraints and surging operating expenses.

AMD fell due to a broad market rotation and valuation reset across high-beta semiconductor and AI hardware stocks ahead of earnings.

Microsoft announced it will deploy AMD's new Helios rack-scale AI system across Azure, driving pre-conference investor momentum.

AMD stock fell after reports revealed Chinese firm DeepSeek is designing its own AI inference chip, raising custom silicon concerns.

AMD stock surged following major price target upgrades from Goldman Sachs and Cantor Fitzgerald and a new customer win with Turing.

AMD stock surged following major Wall Street analyst price target upgrades and a broader semiconductor sector geopolitical relief rally.