Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) shares climbed over 4% to $173.14 after UBS boosted its price target to $210 from $150, citing rising confidence in AMD’s AI semiconductor business.
Key Points
UBS Analyst Timothy Arcuri: Reaffirmed Buy rating, forecasting 21% upside and stronger-than-expected Q2 results driven by PC and server demand.
AI Chip Momentum: AMD’s new Instinct MI350X and MI355X GPUs could fetch around $25,000 per unit, exceeding market expectations.
Revenue Outlook: Arcuri estimates AMD’s data center GPU business could hit an annualized $10B by year-end.
Strategic Edge
AMD’s acquisition of ZT Systems in March adds rack-scale server design capabilities, allowing AMD to deliver full-stack AI systems competing with NVIDIA’s end-to-end solutions.
The AI market’s pivot to rack-scale infrastructure is a key driver behind the bullish outlook.
Market Context
AMD stock is up 43% year-to-date, fueled by AI demand and strong data center prospects.
NVIDIA (NVDA) also gained 1.9% as investors continue to bet on the AI hardware boom.
Bottom Line: AMD is strengthening its position in the AI chip race, and analysts now see double-digit upside potential as the company targets multi-billion-dollar GPU revenue with its new Instinct series.

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