AMD surges over 20% after announcing a 6GW GPU deployment partnership with OpenAI, including a warrant for potential 10% equity stake. The OpenAI deal is a long-term catalyst, expected to contribute meaningful Data Center revenue growth starting in late 2026, but margins could face pressure. The deal also grants AMD greater credibility in the GPU field, creating a more competitive backdrop for it to catch up with the industry leader.
Advanced Micro Devices secures a transformative multi-year partnership with OpenAI, positioning itself as a core strategic supplier in next-gen AI infrastructure. The agreement includes up to six gigawatts of Instinct accelerators, performance-based equity incentives, and deep roadmap alignment for future chip generations. AMD's maturing software stack, proven production deployments, and rack-scale system capabilities enhance its competitiveness and revenue potential in AI.
On Oct. 6, the stock market rendered a clear and stunning verdict on the future of Advanced Micro Devices NASDAQ: AMD. In a single session, AMD's stock price jumped by over 23% to close at $203.71, adding more than $60 billion to its market capitalization.
Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) stock has risen by 30.7% within 5 trading days. The stock now appears costly, and the critical question is – what is the risk?
AMD's shares surged 24% on Monday after announcing a transformative strategic partnership with OpenAI, including a potential 10% equity stake in AMD for OpenAI. The deal is expected to add tens of billions to AMD's top line in the years ahead, creating significant upside for revenue and earnings estimates in FY 2026 and beyond. As a result of this deal, AMD now has a strong catalyst in its portfolio for future GPU chip sales which could sustain upside momentum for AMD's shares.
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang said he's surprised AMD offered 10% of itself to OpenAI as part of a multibillion-dollar partnership announced earlier this week. The deal includes a warrant for OpenAI to buy up to a 10% stake in AMD.
As the AI arms race accelerates, Advanced Micro Devices NASDAQ: AMD is gaining ground in a market long dominated by NVIDIA. Its recent deal with OpenAI adds weight to the view that AMD stock could still double in value.
After AMD and OpenAI announced an expanded partnership on Monday, the chatter immediately turned to the unusual way OpenAI would pay for its AMD purchases. It will use AMD's own stock to do so.
Joining Broadcom and Nvidia, AMD is the latest major chip supplier to strike a multibillion-dollar deal with artificial intelligence pioneer OpenAI.
Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) has a number of partners that could be set to benefit from its big deal with OpenAI, according to Wall Street analysts.
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AMD's multi-billion-dollar deal with OpenAI sparks a 24% stock surge and lifts ETFs heavily weighted in the chipmaker, such as SOXQ, SOXX, and IGPT.