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AMD’s blowout data-center results — $6.72B in revenue (up 107% year over year, 58% of total) — fuel a base-case forecast of roughly $1,027 per share by August 2031, implying a $1 trillion market cap if forward EPS expands beyond the current $8.64 estimate; key catalysts include the Anthropic MI450 deal, Microsoft Azure Helios collaboration, and EPYC ramp, though a hyperscaler AI capex pause poses a notable risk.
AMD shares jumped about 11% after Intel’s earnings commentary reinforced demand for high-performance compute and AI infrastructure; Stifel analyst Ruben Roy remains constructive, highlighting AMD’s next‑generation MI450 and Helios rack‑scale platforms as key growth catalysts and expecting large deployments by hyperscalers like Meta and OpenAI later in 2026, setting up a multi‑year revenue expansion into 2027 with valuation supporting upside as execution unfolds.
The Motley Fool argues that Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) could lead Nasdaq gains in 2026 thanks to its MI450 data-center GPUs, strong near-term and longer-term earnings growth, and strategic AI partnerships (e.g., OpenAI, Meta). With expected data-center revenue growth around 60% annually and analysts projecting about 60% earnings growth in 2026 to $6.70 per share, AMD’s AI-infrastructure push—and its ramping GPU shipments—could position the stock as one of the Nasdaq’s best performers by year-end.
AMD and Meta have broadened their multi-year partnership to deploy up to 6 gigawatts of AMD Instinct GPUs across multiple generations, beginning with a MI450-based GPU on the Helios rack-scale architecture for Meta’s AI workloads, with shipments for the first gigawatt due in the second half of 2026; the deal also deepens collaboration on 6th‑Gen EPYC CPUs codenamed Venice (and Verano) and expands a performance-based stock warrant of up to 160 million shares tied to milestones, aligning silicon, systems and software roadmaps to accelerate global AI infrastructure deployment.
AMD and Meta expand their multi-year collaboration to deploy up to 6 gigawatts of AMD Instinct GPUs for Meta’s AI infrastructure, with the first gigawatt deployment beginning in the second half of 2026 using a MI450-based GPU built on the Helios rack-scale architecture; the agreement aligns silicon, systems and software roadmaps across Instinct GPUs, EPYC CPUs (Venice and Verano) and ROCm, and includes a performance-based warrant for up to 160 million AMD shares tied to milestones.