AMD reports strong growth amid rising AI demand

Advanced Micro Devices posted first-quarter results that topped expectations, with revenue climbing 38 percent on robust server chip sales tied to artificial intelligence.

The company highlighted strong second-quarter guidance and a bullish view on future central processing unit demand. Management forecasts the server CPU market will expand more than 35 percent each year, reaching 120 billion dollars by 2030. UBS analysts project an even larger total addressable market of 170 billion dollars over the same period.

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South Korean chipmakers Samsung and SK Hynix reported combined profits of $59.7 billion for the March 2026 quarter. The figure tops the aggregate earnings of all listed Indian companies in any previous quarter. Strong demand for memory chips tied to artificial intelligence drove the results.

Microsoft has outlined a $190 billion capital expenditure budget for artificial intelligence in fiscal year 2026. The plan highlights ongoing heavy investments in AI amid competitive pressures in the sector. Analysts express caution over the sustainability of such spending.

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