AMD’s 2026 vibe: less PC drama, more AI power plant
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- AMD is leaning hard into AI infrastructure in 2026, spotlighting a 6-gigawatt long-term partnership with Meta.
- Meta’s $115B–$135B 2026 capex plan keeps demand for data-center compute feeling budgeted, not hypothetical.
- The big question isn’t hype—it’s execution: supply, packaging, and geopolitics can still decide who actually ships.
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