Nvidia's report lifts chip stocks, but Intel climbs as AMD slips

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Nvidia's strong forecast lifted chip stocks Thursday, but AMD fell about 1% while Intel rose over 3%, creating divergence among major US chipmakers. Nvidia's projected 70% revenue growth for fiscal 2028 and a $5 billion investment in Intel, plus a joint CPU+GPU roadmap using NVLink, made Intel a key supplier to Nvidia's AI platform. Meanwhile, Nvidia's expanded AWS partnership and its own Vera CPU plans pressured AMD's position in hyperscaler AI infrastructure. AMD remains Nvidia's main AI accelerator competitor, but its stock is sensitive to hyperscaler decisions, such as Elon Musk's SpaceX choosing Nvidia exclusively. Despite AMD's strong Helios platform and roughly 33% server CPU share, analysts see AMD as the company to beat in enterprise AI server CPUs.


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