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Is Now the Time to Buy Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) Stock?

TECHi's Author Fatimah Misbah Hussain
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Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) has managed to set its foot in the intensively competitive sphere of artificial intelligence (AI) data center chips, and is gaining momentum to displace the traditional market leader, Nvidia

Although AMD was slightly behind in introducing its MI300X GPU, it has already won over such giants as Microsoft and Meta Platforms. This is one way in which AMD has established a niche in this market. The firm has already introduced the MI350 series GPUs that will feature comparable performance with the current line of Nvidia GPUs at a much lower cost of operation, therefore, the AMD deal would be very enticing. 

Customers are already anticipating that AMD will release the MI400 series together with the Helios AI data center rack. Should this be successful, this will provide AMD a clear technology advantage, and its current solutions, a ten times power potential.

Regulatory issues have adversely impacted the sale of AMD AI GPUs in China, but on the whole, the company is doing well. Among them are a particularly noteworthy increment in its client segment using Ryzen AI chips and increased gaming revenue. The various sources of revenue indicate that the company is not betting on only one market but is well placed to expand in a variety of markets.

Its share is not as high as its all-time high, as it is being sold at a more favourable price in contrast to Nvidia. Wall Street has high hopes that the AMD earnings will rise steeply in the coming year, with the forward P/E ratio indicating that a much greater rise can be in its stock price. As the MI400 launch has been promising and the customer base is widening, the chances of growth with AMD appear enormous.

Although it is struggling, with its solid product portfolio and strategic victories, AMD would make an excellent investment right now. The healthy business segments in PCs and gaming, along with its progress in AI data centers, allow it to become a closely monitored company. If you are an investor with some risk tolerance, an AMD below 200 gives you a nice opportunity to invest before the next big jump in AI technology.

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Advanced Micro Devices (NASDAQ: AMD) is one of the world’s largest suppliers of semiconductors. Its chips can be found in popular consumer products like Sony’s PlayStation 5, Microsoft’s Xbox, and even the infotainment systems inside Tesla’s electric vehicles.

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