AMD market-structure snapshot
Latest close on July 24, 2026: $521.95 (-3.3% on the latest daily bar). HMA21 / HMA55: $524.79 / $544.11. 200DMA: $305.68. Relative volume: 0.96x the 20-day average.
Latest close on July 24, 2026: $521.95 (-3.3% on the latest daily bar). HMA21 / HMA55: $524.79 / $544.11. 200DMA: $305.68. Relative volume: 0.96x the 20-day average.
AMD latest SEC/Yahoo fundamental and valuation snapshot
Latest comparable filing period: 2026 Q1 ending 2026-03-28; filed 2026-05-06. Comparable growth: revenue +37.8% YoY; net income +95.1% YoY; diluted EPS +90.9% YoY.
Latest comparable filing period: 2026 Q1 ending 2026-03-28; filed 2026-05-06.
Comparable growth: revenue +37.8% YoY; net income +95.1% YoY; diluted EPS +90.9% YoY.
Quality and cash conversion: net margin 13.5% (+396 bp YoY); quarterly SEC free-cash-flow proxy $2.57B (+253.0% YoY).
Valuation snapshot: trailing P/E 175.2x; forward P/E 38.2x; EV/EBITDA 113.4x; P/S 22.7x.
Net income grew faster than revenue, indicating positive earnings leverage in the comparable period.
Cash generation improved versus the comparable period.
AMD’s AI ambitions: The CPU market has doubled, but GPU profit dilution is still a concern (Morgan Stanley)
At the AI event, AMD more than doubled its total potential market forecast for server CPUs to approximately US$220 billion from its earlier guidance, and announced the Helios integrated platform, new EPYC CPUs and inference cooperation with Cerebras. The logic behind it is that AMD is rapidly gaining share in the CPU market with new products, but the gap with Nvidia in the GPU field is still huge, and the financial costs (warrants) paid to gain market share are eroding profits.
At the AI event, AMD more than doubled its total potential market forecast for server CPUs to approximately US$220 billion from its earlier guidance, and announced the Helios integrated platform, new EPYC CPUs and inference cooperation with Cerebras. The logic behind it is that AMD is rapidly gaining share in the CPU market with new products, but the gap with Nvidia in the GPU field is still huge, and the financial costs (warrants) paid to gain market share are eroding profits.
Intel earnings report and AMD event reveal: PC demand shrinks, but server CPU demand is strong until 2028 (J.P. Morgan)
The J.P. Morgan report sorted out PC and server supply chain trends based on Intel's financial reports and AMD technology conferences. Intel's client business exceeds expectations, but PC demand faces low double-digit shrinkage; data center business grows strongly, and server CPU demand will continue until 2028.
The J.P. Morgan report sorted out PC and server supply chain trends based on Intel's financial reports and AMD technology conferences. Intel's client business exceeds expectations, but PC demand faces low double-digit shrinkage; data center business grows strongly, and server CPU demand will continue until 2028.