Advanced Micro Devices (NASDAQ: AMD) shares fell following its Q4 earnings report as its data center revenue soared but still ...

Advanced Micro Devices failed to impress investors waiting for the chipmaker to gain ground against AI heavyweight Nvidia , ...

AMD stock is down as the AI chipmaker beat Wall Street expectations for its top and bottom line numbers, but fell short on ...

The reaction was perhaps a bit harsh on AMD, which said the data center business grew its sales by 94%, to $12.6 billion, in fiscal 2024. That’s thanks to an increase in sales of its Instinct GPUs and ...

AMD shares fell by nearly 9% in after-hours trading, but the chipmaker is talking up a strong second half to 2025.

AMD has a significant opportunity in the AI inference market due to shifting compute needs from training to inferencing. Read why AMD stock is a Buy now.

AMD has been named one of America’s Most JUST Companies, ranking 2nd in the semiconductor industry and 23rd overall.

With demand for AI accelerators still booming and AMD's market share small, there should be plenty of room for the company to grow ... least resistance for those building out AI clusters is ...

AMD reported $3.86 billion in data center sales, which was up 69% on a dear-over-year basis. The company said the increase ...

The company also saw Gaming revenue of $563 million. Wall Street was looking for $487 million. For the current quarter, AMD anticipates ... long stretch of time, as building chip facilities ...

Building an end-to-end suite featuring ... a rate similar to that of Nvidia's operation. In addition to AMD's accelerators, the company also offers a software platform called ROCm.