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AMD Crashes Despite Big Beat, CapEx Almost Triple Expectations
AMD Crashes Despite Big Beat, CapEx Almost Triple Expectations
AMD beat on its top- and bottom-line:
Revenue: $11.54B vs $11.28B expected
Adjusted EPS: $1.66 vs $1.62 expected
Good news.
With Data center revenue up 107% year over year to $6.72B, better than the $6.6B expected.
More good news.
As Bloomberg reports, last month, Chief Executive Officer Lisa Su rolled out new products that the company said will outperform offerings from Nvidia, adopting a more aggressive stance in a market it predicts will reach $1.4 trillion by 2030. That further raised already lofty investor expectations.
The chipmaker forecast that...
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