Intel's strong quarter is driving sharp gains in another chipmaker.

Luria pointed to Intel 's blowout earnings report released after the market close on Thursday as a reason to be bullish on AMD's shares. The semiconductor titan's robust sales of data center chips provided clear evidence of the growing need for high-speed central processing units (CPUs) to power AI agents.

Shares of Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) have surged 70.6% over the past month, recently hitting record highs. The stock is up almost 15% in the morning trading session after rival Intel (INTC) reported strong AI-driven demand for CPUs.

Advanced Micro Devices Inc. (NASDAQ:AMD) is one of the 10 High-Flying Stocks With Double-Digit Returns. Advanced Micro Devices extended its winning streak to a 4th consecutive day on Friday to hit a new all-time high,

AMD stock climbed over 10% to all-time highs above $340 after Intel's strong Q1 earnings and analyst upgrades targeting $375. AMD reports May 5.

AMD was upgraded at D.A. Davidson on Friday, as the investment firm cited a “structural increase” in CPU demand, due to agentic artificial intelligence. Shares of t

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AMD Ryzen CPUs in Japan have reportedly risen by up to 57%, while Samsung and Kingston are raising SSD prices by at least 10%. These increases affect both current Zen 5 and older Ryzen models, and analysts expect SSD and RAM costs to keep climbing globally.

With up to 288MB of L3 cache, compared to just 96MB in the AMD Ryzen 7 9850X3D, the new Intel Core Ultra 400 lineup is finally shaping up.

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