Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. - Common Stock (AMD)

NVIDIA's new AI safety platform could boost demand for inference infrastructure, with analyst Luke Lango pointing to Marvell, Arm Holdings and Lumentum as key beneficiaries.

AMD stock has nearly tripled this year, propelling the company into the $1 trillion club.

This ETF has soared over the past five years, but how does that reconcile with its performance over the past 25 years?

AMD earned positive marks from Wall Street for its planned $8.2 billion acquisition of AI model builder World Labs. AMD stock rose.

Qualcomm's royalty base, STMicroelectronics' Starlink exposure and Oura's $15 billion IPO give investors three ways to trade the next personal device cycle.

Despite strong gains for stocks in 2026, these two groups still have positive catalysts working in their favor.

AMD's 34% revenue surge and $6.7B free cash flow contrast sharply with SK Hynix's $31.4B net income, but their vastly different valuations tell competing stories about AI infrastructure's future.

HPE has surged 160% in 2026 on upbeat views for AI infrastructure build-outs.

The biggest risk for the backbone of the artificial intelligence (AI) infrastructure build-out comes from within.

AMD has a valuation problem that could limit further upside from here.

Nvidia sees this area as a $200 billion opportunity.

The biotech is developing innovative therapies for people with eye diseases.

Broadcom's AI revenue growth trajectory suggests that it is becoming a major player in a lucrative market.

Nvidia announced the largest buyback in US history. The Nasdaq fell 1% anyway.

AMD has multiple catalysts that could catapult it into the $3 trillion market cap club by the end of the decade.

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As the Nasdaq-100 nears its all-time high, QQQ, XLK, SMH, QQQI, and SOXX offer distinct ways to gain tech and semiconductor exposure, from low-cost to income-focused options.

This exchange-traded fund has more than 70% of its assets parked in technology stocks.

The exuberance surrounding Intel's stock is getting a bit too high.

The demand for Intel's server CPUs is exceeding supply by a big margin.

AMD, Credo Technologies, Bloom Energy, Target and LightPath Technologies show bullish chart setups and fundamental tailwinds ahead of Q3 earnings that could fuel gains by year's end.