Intel Drops 5%, NVIDIA Retreats 2% After AMD Earnings Beat and Strong 2027 Outlook as Intel Falls 3%; AMD Stock Goes Nowhere
- Advanced Micro Devices reported strong third-quarter 2026 results on Tuesday, November 3, forecasting over 80% revenue growth for 2027 driven by its data center segment.
- AMD's data center revenue surged 97% to $8.5 billion, offsetting PC weakness while the company scales production of its Helios rack-scale AI platform.
- Third-Quarter revenue reached $13.4 billion, beating consensus estimates, while adjusted earnings per share hit $2.09, topping analyst expectations.
- Chief Financial Officer Jean Hu said management expects to continue investing in inventory and capacity to support 2027 growth. The company's stockpile increased to $11.5 billion from June to September.
- Citi maintains a Buy rating with an $800 price target, citing AMD's strong execution and broadening customer base in AI. Analysts remain optimistic about the company's long-term outlook.
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AMD's data center revenues increased by 97 percent and the outlook for 2027 is convincing. Which price brands decide whether the stock's recovery will turn into a turnaround?
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