"AMD (Nasdaq: AMD) reports Q3 earnings after market close with Wall Street expecting $8.75B revenue and $1.17 EPS. Shares of AMD are up 110% year-to-date as the company has signed lucrative contracts that could lead to substantial growth in the years ahead. This AMD live blog will update automatically once release at about 4:15 p.m. ET. Simply leave this page open and new updates will appear in the 'Updates' section below."
"AMD began volume production of MI355 AI accelerators in June, with CEO claiming 40% better token efficiency than Nvidia's B200. MI308 GPU shipments to China remain paused pending U.S. export license approval, deferring approximately $800M in revenue. The semiconductor giant enters earnings with its stock at record highs after a sharp summer rally driven by optimism around AI server deployments."
"AMD last quarter delivered normalized EPS of $0.48 on revenue of $7.68 billion, roughly in line with consensus. Management guided Q3 revenue to about $8.7 billion, citing strong demand for EPYC CPUs and accelerating MI355 shipments. Estimates Snapshot Here's what numbers Wall Street expects AMD to deliver tonight. Revenue or EPS over these numbers will be considered an 'earnings beat.' That implies 28% revenue growth and 27% EPS expansion in 2026 as high-margin AI accelerators and server CPUs offset d"
AMD reports fiscal third-quarter results after market close with Wall Street expecting roughly $8.75 billion in revenue and $1.17 EPS. The company began volume production of MI355 AI accelerators in June, with the CEO claiming about 40% better token efficiency than Nvidia's B200. MI308 GPU shipments to China remain paused pending U.S. export license approval, deferring approximately $800 million in revenue. The stock is up about 110% year-to-date amid lucrative contracts and optimism around AI server deployments. Last quarter normalized EPS was $0.48 on $7.68 billion revenue, and management guided Q3 revenue to about $8.7 billion.
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