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Last Updated: November 6, 2026 | Market Status: [Open / Closed / Pre-Market / After-Hours]

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AMD key statistics

Data source: publicly available market data | NASDAQ. As of [Date, Time ET].

AMD's earnings per share (EPS), which measures AMD's net profit divided by total shares outstanding, is displayed above on a trailing twelve months (TTM) basis. AMD's beta (a measure of how much the stock tends to move relative to the broader S&P 500) currently sits at approximately [X], indicating AMD has historically moved about [X × 100]% as much as the broader market in either direction. AMD's forward P/E (the ratio of its current price to analyst estimates of next year's earnings) reflects Wall Street's growth expectations beyond the trailing period.

AMD stock price chart

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The chart above shows AMD's historical share price from today's intraday movement to its full multi-year trading history. All prices are split-adjusted to account for AMD's historical stock splits.

What is driving AMD stock today

Updated: [Date, Time ET]

AMD [rose/fell] [X%] to $[Y] on [session date], driven by [primary catalyst with attribution (e.g., stronger-than-expected Data Center segment revenue, an analyst upgrade, or broader semiconductor sector movement)].

The Philadelphia Semiconductor Index (SOX), which tracks the 30 largest U.S.-listed semiconductor companies and serves as the key benchmark for AMD's sector performance, [rose/fell] [X%] on the same session. The NASDAQ Composite Index [rose/fell] [X%], indicating AMD's move was [in line with / diverged from] broader technology market conditions.

AMD traded [X] million shares on the session, [above/below] its 30-day average of [Y] million, indicating [elevated/typical] investor activity. Investors are also monitoring AMD's next earnings report, expected on [date], when analysts project earnings per share of $[X], according to data compiled by [source].

For broader context on how semiconductor sector conditions affect individual chip stocks, see how Tower Semiconductor stock price today moves relative to the same SOX index benchmarks.

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AMD after-hours and pre-market price

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AMD's extended-hours price reflects trading activity outside regular NASDAQ session hours (9:30 AM – 4:00 PM ET) and can be more volatile than regular-session pricing, particularly following earnings announcements or major news events.

AMD stock performance

Data source: publicly available market data. Benchmark data: NASDAQ Composite Index, Philadelphia Semiconductor Index (SOX). As of [date].

Year-to-date as of [date], AMD stock has [risen/fallen] [X%], from $[Y] at the start of the year to its current price of $[Z]. For comparison, the NASDAQ Composite has returned [+/-A%] and the Philadelphia Semiconductor Index (SOX) has returned [+/-B%] over the same period.

AMD analyst ratings and price targets

As of [date], [X] of [Y] analysts covering AMD rate it a Buy, with an average 12-month price target of $[Z], according to data compiled by [source]. The consensus target range spans from a low of $[B] to a high of $[C], implying [upside/downside] of approximately [X%] from the current price of $[A].

Analyst ratings and price targets are forward-looking estimates and do not guarantee future performance.

Wall Street consensus

Average 12-month price target: $[X] (Range: $[Low] – $[High])

Data source: publicly available market data as of [date].

Recent analyst rating changes (last 30–60 days)

Forward earnings estimates

Wall Street analysts set 12-month price targets based on models of AMD's expected revenue, earnings per share, and valuation multiple. The consensus target represents the average of all current analyst estimates. For more detail, see the full analyst ratings section.

AMD valuation metrics

Data source: publicly available market data. As of [date].

AMD's trailing P/E ratio of [X] (the ratio of its current share price to its last 12 months of earnings per share) reflects what investors are currently paying for each dollar of AMD's reported earnings. AMD's forward P/E of [Y], based on analyst earnings estimates for the next 12 months, is [above/below] the semiconductor sector average of approximately [Z]×, according to [source].

The gap between AMD's trailing and forward P/E ratios reflects Wall Street's expectations for earnings growth. AMD's Data Center segment, which houses both its EPYC server CPUs and Instinct AI accelerator GPUs, has been the primary driver of that growth narrative, and the primary reason AMD's valuation multiple has expanded relative to its own historical norms.

AMD vs. NVIDIA vs. Intel: stock comparison

AMD, NVIDIA Corporation (NASDAQ: NVDA), and Intel Corporation (NASDAQ: INTC) are the three dominant semiconductor companies across interconnected markets. Each trades on the NASDAQ with distinct competitive positions in CPUs, GPUs, and AI accelerator hardware.

Data source: publicly available market data. As of [date].

AMD vs. NVIDIA: the AI accelerator competition

NVIDIA Corporation currently holds the dominant position in data center AI accelerator revenue, with its H100 and H200 GPU products widely deployed across major hyperscaler infrastructure. AMD competes in this market through its Instinct MI300X AI accelerator chip, which targets the same large language model training and inference workloads at hyperscale data centers. According to AMD's earnings releases, its Data Center segment has grown substantially as cloud providers including Microsoft, Google, Amazon Web Services, and Meta expand their AI compute capacity.

NVIDIA's higher forward P/E relative to AMD reflects its established market position and larger share of current AI accelerator revenue. AMD occupies a challenger position with a growing installed base, which analysts note creates both opportunity and execution risk.

AMD vs. Intel: the CPU market

In the x86 CPU market, AMD competes with Intel through two distinct product lines. AMD's EPYC processors compete with Intel's Xeon chips in the data center server segment, and AMD has gained server CPU market share from Intel over several consecutive years, according to earnings data from both companies. In the consumer desktop and laptop market, AMD's Ryzen CPUs compete with Intel Corporation's Core processor line.

For data on other NASDAQ-listed semiconductor stocks, see Aehr Stock Price Today Live Nasdaq Data for a comparison of how smaller chip companies trade relative to the same market benchmarks.

About AMD: business segments and company overview

Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. (NASDAQ: AMD) is a fabless semiconductor company that designs central processing units (CPUs) and graphics processing units (GPUs) for computing, gaming, and AI infrastructure markets. Founded on May 1, 1969, AMD is headquartered in Santa Clara, California, and trades on the NASDAQ under the ticker symbol AMD.

AMD has been led by Dr. Lisa Su, AMD's Chief Executive Officer since 2014. Under her tenure, the company recovered from near-insolvency in 2012 to 2015 and reached its current position as a leading AI accelerator and semiconductor hardware company. AMD designs all its semiconductors in-house but contracts manufacturing to outside foundries, primarily Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (TSMC), the world's leading chip foundry. AMD does not currently pay a cash dividend. The company reinvests earnings into research and development.

Data Center

AMD's Data Center segment is the company's largest revenue contributor, generating $[X] billion in the most recent quarter, according to AMD's earnings release. The segment includes EPYC (AMD's server processor line, pronounced "epic") server CPUs and Instinct AI accelerator GPUs. AMD's Instinct MI300X AI accelerator chip competes directly with NVIDIA's H100 and H200 GPUs for AI training and inference workloads. Data Center revenue has grown substantially driven by demand from hyperscalers (large cloud computing companies like Microsoft Azure, Google Cloud, and Amazon Web Services) building out AI compute infrastructure at scale.

The Data Center segment is the primary focus of Wall Street analysts because its revenue growth rate most directly influences AMD's valuation multiple. When AMD reports quarterly earnings, the Data Center revenue figure versus analyst consensus is frequently the most market-moving data point of the release.

Client

AMD's Client segment covers Ryzen consumer desktop and laptop CPUs, which compete with Intel Corporation's Core processor line. Client generated $[X] billion in the most recent quarter. Client revenue is sensitive to the PC upgrade cycle and consumer electronics spending patterns.

Gaming

AMD's Gaming segment covers Radeon consumer GPUs, a distinct product line from the Instinct AI accelerators in the Data Center segment. Gaming generated $[X] billion in the most recent quarter, and segment revenue has been in a declining cycle as the post-pandemic gaming hardware boom has normalized. Radeon GPUs serve the consumer gaming market and carry lower margins than Data Center products.

Embedded

AMD's Embedded segment covers chips for industrial, communications, and automotive applications. Embedded generated $[X] billion in the most recent quarter and has been in a cyclical recovery phase following elevated inventory corrections among industrial customers. This segment receives the least institutional investor attention relative to Data Center.

Revenue figures above reflect AMD's most recently reported quarter and should be updated from AMD's Investor Relations page each quarter.

AMD upcoming catalysts and earnings calendar

AMD's next quarterly earnings report is the company's most closely watched near-term catalyst. Analysts use the earnings release to update their revenue models, price targets, and ratings based on actual Data Center segment performance versus estimates. Verify the confirmed date and time at AMD's Investor Relations page.

Earnings dates and analyst estimates are subject to change. Verify current dates at AMD's Investor Relations page. Analyst estimates sourced from [publicly available market data] as of [date].

Key risks to AMD's stock

Investing in AMD stock involves risks. The factors below are not exhaustive: consult AMD's SEC filings for a complete risk discussion.

• Manufacturing concentration: AMD designs its chips in-house but relies on Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (TSMC) for all chip production. Any disruption to TSMC's operations, from geopolitical tensions surrounding Taiwan, natural events, or capacity constraints, could delay AMD's product supply and affect revenue.

• NVIDIA AI GPU market position: NVIDIA Corporation currently holds the majority of data center AI accelerator revenue. AMD's ability to grow Data Center segment GPU revenue depends on expanding adoption of the Instinct MI300X against NVIDIA's established H100 and H200 product line and the surrounding software base.

• Semiconductor sector cyclicality: The semiconductor industry is cyclical. Revenue in AMD's Client, Gaming, and Embedded segments is sensitive to consumer PC demand cycles, gaming spending patterns, and industrial inventory adjustments. A downturn in any of these end markets can pressure AMD's overall revenue even when the Data Center segment is growing.

• High beta and elevated volatility: AMD's beta of approximately (a measure of how much the stock tends to move relative to the broader S&P 500) means it tends to amplify broader market moves in both directions, creating elevated downside risk during market corrections alongside amplified upside in rallies.

• Valuation risk: AMD trades at a forward P/E reflecting growth expectations tied largely to its AI accelerator revenue trajectory. If Data Center segment revenue growth falls short of analyst estimates in a given quarter, the valuation multiple could compress, putting downward pressure on the share price.

AMD Stock Price FAQ

What is AMD stock trading at today?

AMD's current share price is displayed in the live price widget at the top of this page, updated in real time throughout the trading session. The price reflects trades executed on the NASDAQ stock exchange during regular session hours (9:30 AM – 4:00 PM ET).

Why is AMD stock up or down today?

AMD's stock movement on any given session reflects a combination of company-specific catalysts (earnings results, product announcements, analyst rating changes) and broader semiconductor sector conditions tracked by the Philadelphia Semiconductor Index (SOX). The "What is driving AMD stock today" section above provides a daily-updated narrative with the specific catalyst for the current session.

Is AMD a good stock to buy right now?

As of [date], [X] of [Y] analysts covering AMD rate it a Buy, [Z] rate it a Hold, and [W] rate it a Sell, according to data compiled by [source]. The average 12-month price target is $[A], implying [upside/downside] of approximately [X%] from the current price. See the full analyst ratings section above for complete details. This page provides data to inform your research. Consult a qualified financial advisor for personalized investment advice.

What is AMD's 52-week high and low?

As of [date], AMD's 52-week range is $[Low] – $[High]. The 52-week high of $[X] was reached on approximately [date]; the 52-week low of $[Y] was set on approximately [date]. These figures reflect the trailing 52 weeks on a rolling basis and are displayed in AMD's key statistics table above.

What is AMD's market cap?

As of [date], AMD's market capitalization (market cap) is approximately $[X] billion, calculated as AMD's current share price multiplied by total shares outstanding. Market cap changes with every price movement during the trading session. The current figure is displayed in AMD's key statistics table above.

Does AMD pay a dividend?

No, AMD does not currently pay a cash dividend. The company reinvests earnings into research and development and growth initiatives rather than distributing them to shareholders as dividends. Investors can verify AMD's current dividend status at AMD's Investor Relations page. The dividend status is also shown in AMD's key statistics table as "None / N/A."

Who are AMD's main competitors?

AMD's two primary competitors are NVIDIA Corporation (NASDAQ: NVDA) and Intel Corporation (NASDAQ: INTC). NVIDIA competes with AMD in the GPU and AI accelerator market, where NVIDIA currently holds the dominant position in data center GPU revenue. Intel competes with AMD in the x86 CPU market, particularly in server processors where AMD's EPYC line competes with Intel's Xeon. See the AMD vs. NVIDIA vs. Intel comparison section above for a side-by-side data breakdown.

What does AMD do and what does AMD make?

Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. (NASDAQ: AMD) designs and sells semiconductors, primarily CPUs and GPUs. AMD's products span four revenue segments: Data Center (EPYC server CPUs and Instinct AI accelerator GPUs), Client (Ryzen consumer CPUs), Gaming (Radeon consumer GPUs), and Embedded (chips for industrial and automotive applications). AMD is a fabless chip designer, meaning it designs chips in-house but contracts manufacturing to Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (TSMC).

What is AMD's stock price target?

As of [date], Wall Street analysts covering AMD have set an average 12-month price target of $[X], with a range of $[Low] to $[High], according to data compiled by [source]. This target represents analysts' aggregate estimate of AMD's fair value over the next 12 months. See the full analyst ratings section above for complete details. Analyst price targets are estimates, not guarantees. Past performance is not indicative of future results.

How has AMD stock performed this year?

Year-to-date as of [date], AMD stock has [risen/fallen] approximately [X%], from $[Y] at the start of the year to its current price of $[Z]. For comparison, the NASDAQ Composite has returned [+/-A%] and the Philadelphia Semiconductor Index (SOX) has returned [+/-B%] over the same period. AMD's full performance history, benchmarked against both indices, is shown in the performance table above.

What is AMD's P/E ratio?

As of [date], AMD's trailing P/E ratio (the current share price divided by its last 12 months of earnings per share) is approximately [X]×, according to [source]. AMD's forward P/E (based on analyst earnings estimates for the next 12 months) is approximately [Y]×. Both figures are available in the key statistics and AMD valuation metrics sections above.

Is AMD stock on the NASDAQ?

Yes, AMD trades on the NASDAQ stock exchange under the ticker symbol AMD. AMD has been listed on the NASDAQ since its initial public offering. AMD is not listed on the NYSE.

What is AMD's stock ticker symbol?

AMD's ticker symbol is AMD. The stock trades on the NASDAQ, and the full company name is Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. AMD's stock ticker is distinct from the medical abbreviation AMD (age-related macular degeneration); this page refers exclusively to the semiconductor company.

Has AMD ever done a stock split?

Yes, AMD has undergone multiple stock splits in its history. AMD's most recent split was a 2-for-1 split in August 2000. Historical price charts on this page use split-adjusted pricing, which accounts for all historical splits to allow accurate comparisons across time periods. A stock split does not change AMD's market capitalization: it divides existing shares into more shares at a proportionally lower price.

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