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.
AMD secures a multi-year AI chip supply deal with OpenAI, signaling a major breakthrough for the company. The agreement could generate tens of billions in annual revenue for AMD and includes an option for OpenAI to acquire up to 10% of AMD shares. Despite Nvidia's dominance, AMD's potential in the AI chip market is now being recognized, validating my long-held bullish stance.
It's likely the first of many — analysts at Jefferies upgraded Advanced Micro Devices to a buy, after the chipmaker's stock surged on a pact with ChatGPT maker OpenAI.
OpenAI has signed a long-term partnership with US chipmaker AMD to deploy six gigawatts of computing power using AMD's latest Instinct graphics processors, one of the largest AI hardware deals to date. The agreement deepens the companies' collaboration as OpenAI looks to expand its infrastructure to meet soaring global demand for generative AI.
On Monday, chipmaker Advanced Micro Devices (AMD 23.61%) announced a huge artificial intelligence (AI) strategic partnership with OpenAI, the AI model developer best known for its ChatGPT chatbot. Not only did this news send shares of AMD up a whopping 23.7%, but it also gave a boost to many other AI stocks and the market in general.
A pivot from videogames to data centers—and a new deal with OpenAI—has the chip designer on the road to a $1 trillion valuation.
Advanced Micro Devices surged 30% after OpenAI announces plans for a 1GW data center using AMD's MI45 chips starting in 2026. The OpenAI deal could be worth up to $300 billion and includes warrants for OpenAI to purchase 160 million AMD shares, potentially 10% of the company. I reiterate a Strong Buy on AMD, projecting accelerated growth to a $1 trillion valuation, with updated data center revenue targets and a 25% CAGR.