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AMD (AMD) Surges 14.7% After Launching AI Chip Collaboration and Raising MI350 Accelerator Prices

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  • In recent days, AMD announced a strategic collaboration with Aligned and USC's Information Sciences Institute to train MEGALODON, a new large language model, on the latest AMD Instinct MI300 GPUs, while also pursuing plans to raise the price of its Instinct MI350 AI accelerators from US$15,000 to US$25,000 in response to AI chip demand.
  • This marks a rare large-scale LLM initiative to harness AMD hardware as an alternative to Nvidia, positioning AMD's GPUs as a credible option for cutting-edge AI workloads.
  • We'll explore how AMD's move to boost MI350 accelerator pricing, amid new industry collaborations, influences its long-term growth and earnings outlook.

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Advanced Micro Devices Investment Narrative Recap

To invest in AMD today, you need to believe that its data center growth, driven by AI accelerators like the MI350 and MI400 series, will meaningfully boost both revenue and profits even as AMD contends with fierce competition and regulatory uncertainty. The recent MI350 price increase highlights the company’s effort to capitalize on robust AI demand, an important catalyst for the stock, but does not materially reduce exposure to the key short-term risk: export controls and regulatory issues affecting international sales.

Among AMD’s recent announcements, the partnership with Aligned and USC’s Information Sciences Institute stands out. This effort uses AMD Instinct MI300 GPUs for advanced AI research, signaling increased industry adoption of AMD hardware for large-scale language models. This type of collaboration complements AMD's goal of growing its data center and AI presence, directly tying in with the primary catalyst of expanding into new AI markets.

On the other hand, investors should be aware that tightening export controls and global regulatory changes could rapidly threaten AMD’s access to crucial markets and...

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Advanced Micro Devices' narrative projects $45.9 billion revenue and $8.9 billion earnings by 2028. This requires 18.3% yearly revenue growth and a $6.7 billion increase in earnings from $2.2 billion today.

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AMD Community Fair Values as at Jul 2025
AMD Community Fair Values as at Jul 2025

Contrast that baseline with the most pessimistic analysts, who recently expected AMD’s annual revenue to only reach about US$43.5 billion by 2028 and projected considerably lower earnings growth. These alternative views take regulatory tightening and restricted market access much more seriously as risks. It’s clear opinions on AMD’s future can differ widely, and recent headlines may soon prompt shifts in these forecasts.

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