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AMD’s results offer a signal of demand for AI computing that may matter to U.S. chipmakers, technology companies and investors. The reports do not quantify broader effects on prices, jobs or supply.
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AMD beat third-quarter Wall Street expectations, with strong AI-chip demand driving data-center revenue to nearly double. Its shares rose 7% after the results, according to CNBC.
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AMD’s results offer a signal of demand for AI computing that may matter to U.S. chipmakers, technology companies and investors. The reports do not quantify broader effects on prices, jobs or supply.