Advanced Micro Devices (NASDAQ: AMD) extended its winning streak to a seventh straight session with the stock trading at 5.87% at $245.54 during Wednesday afternoon.
AMD has added 14.15% over the course of the last six trading sessions compared to a drop of 2.43% in the benchmark S&P 500 Index during the same period. While in 2025, the stock posted a substantial growth of 11.97% compared to a drop of 0.71% in the S&P 500 Index.
Recently, AMD announced a partnership with TCS to co-develop AI and GenAI solutions for specific industries, combining TCS’s expertise and global network with AMD’s high-performance computing and AI products.
According to Seeking Alpha analyst Danil Sereda, the upcoming Venice EPYC built on TSMC’s 2 nm process, along with continued CPU market share gains, is strengthening AMD’s high-margin growth engine and could lead to upside revisions to 2026 guidance.
Another analyst, Yiannis Zourmpanos, said Helios positions AMD as a turnkey AI platform provider, bundling MI455 GPUs, EPYC Venice CPUs, networking, and software.
System-level sales tie AMD’s top-line growth to client CapEx expansion, smoothing volatility between CPU and GPU demand cycles.
Looking at Seeking Alpha’s Quant Ratings, AMD carries a Strong Buy rating with a score of 4.74 out of 5, supported by an A grade for profitability and an A- for growth, although its valuation score remains weaker at D+.
Within the Wall Street analyst community, sentiment remains positive, with 41 analysts rating the stock a Buy or higher, 12 maintaining a Hold, and none assigning a Sell or lower.
In addition, Seeking Alpha’s analysts appeared bullish on the stock, assigning it a Buy rating.