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NasdaqGS · Updated 23:47 UTC01 Snapshot
Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) is trading at $605.53, +13.31% on the session. This page combines live quote data with The Market Periodical’s editorial coverage of Advanced Micro Devices’s business and its exposure to crypto markets.
02 Price & Chart
Technical analysis
Key levels
Model price projection
| Horizon | Low | Base case | High |
|---|---|---|---|
| 7-day | $603.76 | $661.75 | $725.30 |
| 30-day | $617.35 | $746.42 | $902.48 |
| 90-day | $588.04 | $816.99 | $1,135.08 |
Model confidence: Medium. Algorithmic ranges from 1-year daily closes (drift + realized-volatility ±1σ bands, Yahoo Finance) — a statistical projection, not a prediction or financial advice.
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Recent daily prices
| Date | Open | High | Low | Close |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Oct 13 | $577.50 | $606.20 | $570.60 | $605.53 |
| Oct 12 | $599.93 | $601.77 | $586.54 | $594.24 |
| Oct 9 | $626.89 | $627.37 | $606.00 | $608.10 |
| Oct 8 | $639.36 | $643.85 | $613.34 | $620.68 |
| Oct 7 | $634.77 | $648.48 | $633.16 | $645.86 |
| Oct 6 | $648.04 | $658.52 | $628.00 | $649.42 |
| Oct 5 | $630.61 | $633.50 | $619.99 | $631.75 |
| Oct 2 | $635.95 | $645.46 | $628.55 | $633.91 |
| Oct 1 | $612.70 | $619.30 | $601.50 | $615.73 |
| Sep 30 | $609.89 | $615.17 | $600.10 | $611.76 |
| Sep 29 | $616.74 | $624.13 | $605.25 | $607.57 |
| Sep 28 | $624.90 | $629.75 | $596.07 | $607.87 |
| Sep 25 | $634.54 | $639.00 | $625.52 | $630.63 |
| Sep 24 | $600.27 | $630.80 | $599.24 | $629.26 |
03 Fundamentals & Business
Advanced Micro Devices designs high-performance semiconductors including CPUs, GPUs, and adaptive computing accelerators. Headquartered in Santa Clara, the company competes with Intel in x86 processors and with NVIDIA in data center AI accelerators. AMD's Ryzen and EPYC processor families have gained significant market share in PC and server markets respectively. Its Instinct MI-series GPUs are positioned as alternatives to NVIDIA's data center offering. AMD expanded its adaptive computing capabilities through the 2022 acquisition of Xilinx, which makes field-programmable gate arrays used in communications, automotive, and industrial applications.
04 Crypto Exposure
AMD has modest and indirect crypto exposure. Like NVIDIA, AMD GPUs were widely used for cryptocurrency mining during Ethereum's proof-of-work era, contributing cyclical revenue booms and busts. Since Ethereum's 2022 shift to proof-of-stake, GPU-based crypto mining demand has largely evaporated. AMD does not have dedicated blockchain products or crypto-specific partnerships. Some proof-of-work blockchain networks still use AMD GPUs, but this represents a negligible share of AMD's revenue. The company's strategic focus is firmly on AI compute, gaming, and enterprise servers.
05 Earnings & Filings
Review Advanced Micro Devices’s latest 10-Q, 10-K and 8-K filings directly on the SEC’s EDGAR system. Earnings dates and guidance feed our ongoing coverage.
06 Latest coverage
The Market Periodical’s latest reporting on Advanced Micro Devices and the crypto-stocks sector appears here. See our stock analysis hub.
07 More
How does AMD compete with NVIDIA in AI?
AMD's Instinct MI300X and subsequent Instinct GPU accelerators target the same AI training and inference workloads as NVIDIA's H100 and H200. AMD pairs hardware with its ROCm open-source software stack. While NVIDIA maintains a dominant share and ecosystem advantage through CUDA, AMD has secured AI accelerator contracts with Microsoft, Meta, and cloud providers seeking supply diversification.
Did AMD benefit from the crypto mining boom?
Yes, though AMD's gaming GPU segment captured a portion of Ethereum mining demand during the 2020-2021 cycle. Like NVIDIA, AMD experienced elevated GPU prices and supply shortages during peak mining periods, followed by inventory corrections. The end of proof-of-work Ethereum mining removed this cyclical demand driver.
What are the primary risks for AMD stock?
Risks include slower-than-expected AI accelerator adoption, NVIDIA's entrenched software ecosystem making customer switching difficult, Intel regaining server CPU competitiveness, U.S. export restrictions affecting China revenue, customer concentration in hyperscale cloud buyers, and semiconductor cyclicality in PC and gaming end markets.
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Source: Yahoo Finance, SEC EDGAR. Rendered 13 Oct 2026 23:47 UTC.