AMD Revenue Reaches $13.4 Billion, Sharp Decline in Gaming Segment

AMD announced its third-quarter financial results. The company's total revenue rose 45% year-over-year to $13.4 billion, reaching a record level. Strong demand from data centers was cited as a key driver of this growth. Increased demand in the data center segment also supported the company's profitability. AMD's profit grew thanks to performance in this segment. However, the gaming segment experienced a 40% revenue decline. Despite the company's overall revenue growth, weakness in gaming drew attention. AMD announced a revenue target of $17 billion for the next quarter. This target indicates that data center demand will continue to play a role in the company's growth. Not investment advice.

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AMD shares fell more than 14% within 24 hours, retreating to 484.47. The RSI sits at 36, approaching the oversold region but still lacking a clear reversal signal. The MACD remains in negative territory while trading above its signal line, confirming weak momentum; the price is below both the 20‑ and 50‑period simple moving averages. The sharp decline highlighted in the headline’s “gaming” segment reinforces the already fragile technical outlook, suggesting that short‑term selling pressure may persist. However, a substantial portion of the decline may already be priced in, potentially leading to reaction buying. Consequently, the bias remains bearish, though confidence is moderate.

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