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Advanced Micro Devices: Takes from AMD Pre-Quiet Period Call
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Advanced Micro Devices: Takes from AMD Pre-Quiet Period Call
Deutsche Bank
Research
Rating Company Date
Hold Advanced Micro 12 June 2026
Company Update
North America Devices
United States
Reuters Bloomberg Exchange Ticker Price at 11 Jun 2026 (USD) 488.45
AMD.OQ AMD US NSM AMD
Price target 365.00
TMT
542.52 -
Semiconductors 52-week range 116.16
Takes from AMD Pre-Quiet Period Call
Valuation & Risks
Ross Seymore
Earlier today we participated in AMD's now typical pre-quiet period sell-side call.
Research Analyst
Overall, the company reiterated its positive outlook, particularly in AI (especially for +1-415-617-3268
EPYC), with no significant changes to guidance. Here's what we found interesting:
DJ Sebastian
Research Associate
EPYC +1-415-262-2007
n Hottest topic in investor conversations with the company
n The $120b TAM is likely too low for Server CPU demand at this point given
the traction seen in the market
n AMD continues to believe it has the best CPU in the world
n Within the Agentic demand boom, AMD believes the RSA strengths of x86
are underappreciated relative to ARM-based processors
n Supply is tight, but AMD proactively engaged and feels confident in its
ability to meet demand, with determining the next round of future supply
allocation their current focus (2028)
n Revenue growth expected to be driven primarily by Units, with ASPs
having a much smaller impact (2/3 vs. 1/3)
Instinct
n Remains on track with previously communicated timeline with positive
feedback being received as customers test systems on-prem
n Demand keeps rising, with AMD seeing no evidence of a pullback in
spending
n At the beginning of the ramp, ODMs will be concentrated (DBe SANM &
CLS)
n The shape of the ramp is unchanged as they expect to ship volume near the
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