AMD forecasts strong Q4 revenue driven by AI chip demand
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AMD
United States
November 3, 2026
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AMD expects Q4 revenue of approximately US$17 billion, exceeding analyst estimates. Data-center revenue grew 97% in the third quarter. The company is aggressively competing with Nvidia in the AI semiconductor market.
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