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AMD Stock: Continued Uncertainties Persist!

Giant tech companies Nvidia and Intel are joining forces in a significant partnership aiming squarely at AMD. Through a $5 billion investment, Nvidia will collaborate with Intel to develop innovative processors for data centers and personal computers. This move raises questions about AMD's...

AMD stock: lingering tension persists!
AMD stock: lingering tension persists!

AMD Stock: Continued Uncertainties Persist!

In a significant development for the chip industry, Nvidia and Intel have announced a strategic alliance aimed squarely at AMD. This partnership, involving an investment of $5 billion by Nvidia in Intel stocks and a broad technology partnership, poses a significant challenge to AMD.

The alliance comes as AMD's consumer processor line, the Ryzen CPUs, face a united front of competition from Nvidia and Intel in the high-performance computing market. AMD's response to Nvidia's data center dominance is the Instinct GPUs, but the partnership between Nvidia and Intel could potentially overshadow these efforts.

The partnership includes the development of System-on-Chip solutions for PCs, combining Intel's x86 architecture with Nvidia's RTX GPU chiplets. Furthermore, Intel will produce x86 processors tailored for Nvidia, specifically for the data center market. The partnership's NVLink technology will connect the chiplets, posing a direct challenge to AMD's core business.

While Intel and Nvidia saw significant gains, AMD experienced a clear downtrend in the market. As of September 19, 2025, AMD's stock price was approximately €133.44, showing some recent volatility and a slight downward trend in the short term.

However, AMD sustains its market position by focusing on technological leadership in CPUs and GPUs, expanding into AI and data center markets, and improving operational efficiency. This strategic approach supports its stock outlook with analysts projecting a moderate buy rating and an average price target around $180.88 (~€167).

It's worth noting that a free analysis available from September 19 provides advice for AMD shareholders regarding whether to buy or sell. While the specific details of this advice are not available, the analysis suggests a need for urgent action for shareholders given the latest AMD numbers.

Despite the increased competition, AMD's success in the data center market is primarily with EPYC Server Processors. The company's ability to navigate this challenging landscape will be crucial in maintaining its market position and ensuring the long-term success of its stock.

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