Advanced Micro Devices NASDAQ: AMD announced game-changing news. It will now integrate Rapt.AI into all its MI300X, MI325X, and soon-to-be-released MI350 line of GPUs.
Strategic transaction combines industry-leading systems and rack-level expertise with AMD GPU, CPU and networking silicon and open-source software to address the $500 billion data center AI accelerator opportunity in 2028 Strategic transaction combines industry-leading systems and rack-level expertise with AMD GPU, CPU and networking silicon and open-source software to address the $500 billion ...
I haven't added too many artificial intelligence (AI) stocks to my portfolio -- yet. To put it mildly, some of the valuations in the megacap tech stocks have been difficult to justify, especially since I consider myself a value investor at heart.
Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. has shown tremendous resilience, outperforming its semi peers and S&P 500 recently. Is there more to come? Nvidia's market dominance doesn't mean it's game over for AMD. Remember, AMD doesn't need to be No.1. AMD's valuations are arguably dirt cheap now, suggesting the market has arguably baked in a lot of doom and gloom.
One of the foundational pieces of the fast-growing artificial intelligence (AI) market has been the advanced semiconductors that make AI tools possible. Nvidia (NVDA -2.01%) has garnered the most attention in this space, as its processors dominate AI data centers.
Artificial intelligence (AI) chip stocks are having a torrid time on the market in 2025, and that's not surprising. The sector has been hit hard by multiple headwinds of late, such as the viability of the huge sums being spent by tech giants on beefing up AI hardware and the growing concerns about a possible economic downturn in the U.S.
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