AMD’s AI Moment: From Underdog to OpenAI’s Other Chipmaker
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- AMD has shifted from challenger brand to core AI infrastructure player, with record 2025 data center revenue and a major OpenAI partnership.
- The company is leaning hard into AI GPUs and EPYC server CPUs, targeting much higher earnings by 2030 if demand holds.
- At a ~$360B valuation, the market already assumes AMD will remain a long-term AI winner—leaving little room for major execution mistakes.
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