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Investing.com -- AMD and ARM continued to gain ground in the server chip market at Intel’s expense in the first quarter of 2026, according to a report from UBS, which also found that PC shipments came in below seasonal norms for the second consecutive quarter.
The stocks featured in this article are seeing some big returns. Over the past month, they’ve outpaced the market due to some combination of positive news, upbeat results, or supportive macro developments. As such, investors are taking notice and bidding up shares.
Two chip designers are pulling hard on the AI build-out, but one looks like a far more dependable long-term bet.
Although the chip complex has spent the last six months looking unstoppable, Wall Street is starting to whisper that the heat may finally be coming out of the trade. A Reuters analysis is warning that the “sizzling” semiconductor trade is at risk of cooling and could stall the broader US stocks rally. The iShares Semiconductor ... Wall Street Is Worried About a ‘Sizzling’ Semiconductor Trade. History Says Cooling Periods Like This Set Up the Next Leg Higher
The hot new chip company has major deals with OpenAI and Amazon.
Advanced Micro Devices (NASDAQ:AMD) used its 2026 Annual Stockholders Meeting to secure shareholder approval for its director slate and key governance items, while Chair and CEO Lisa Su outlined the company’s growth strategy centered on artificial intelligence and data center computing. The virtual
A larger total addressablea market may be a reason for optimism when it comes to Qualcomm.
The upcoming Q2 earnings release for Applied Materials could make or break the ongoing rally that has the stock up 150% over the past year.
UBS believes Dell’s server demand is already priced in after the stock has nearly doubled this year.
With results for its fiscal second quarter approaching after-market hours on Thursday, May 14, Applied Materials has quietly become one of Wall Street's hottest AI infrastructure plays.
Advanced Micro Devices Inc. (NASDAQ:AMD) is one of the best AI stocks to buy for 2026, according to billionaire David Tepper. On May 6, analysts at Goldman Sachs and Bernstein upgraded Advanced Micro Devices Inc. (NASDAQ:AMD) after the company delivered solid first-quarter results driven by accelerating demand for AI infrastructure. Goldman upgraded the stock to […]
These stocks are well positioned for the next wave of AI.
AMD is up 75.8% YTD as EPYC and Instinct drive data-center growth, but stiff competition and a pricey P/E leave the stock a hold.
The technology company's stock got a nudge from a big-name analyst. The fact that a major player in the technology space just became a shareholder, however, is an even-bigger deal.
Cisco Systems (NasdaqGS:CSCO) has joined a new multi source agreement to set open standards for expanded beam optical connectivity in AI data centers. The alliance includes Meta, AMD, Arista Networks, Oracle, and others focused on interoperable connector technology for AI infrastructure. The group aims to reduce deployment hurdles and improve reliability in rapidly scaling AI data center networks. Cisco Systems enters this standards effort with a recent share price of $99.29 and strong...
MPWR edges INTC in this AI chip showdown, despite pricier valuation, on a stronger growth outlook and power solutions demand.
The Wall Street debate over Advanced Micro Devices (NASDAQ:AMD) crystallized on May 13, 2026, when two major firms reached opposite conclusions on the same stock. Bank of America‘s (NYSE:BAC) Vivek Arya raised his price target to $500 from $450 while reiterating a Buy rating, while Daiwa downgraded AMD stock to Outperform from Buy, even as ... Wall Street Splits on AMD: BofA Hikes Price Target to $500, Daiwa Downgrades on Valuation
One of Wall Street’s top semiconductor analysts just made one of the most aggressive price-target revisions in this AI cycle. Bank of America analyst Vivek Arya nearly doubled its price target on Micron Technology Inc. (NASDAQ:MU), lifting it from $500 to $950 on Wednesday. The move arrived alongside higher targets on four other AI hardware names and a third upward revision in eleven months to the firm’s 2030 forecast for artificial intelligence infrastructure spending. Bank of America now sees
Nvidia and other chip stocks tied to the artificial intelligence megatrend received positive analyst reports on Wednesday.
AMD Reveals Marvell Stake, Sending Chip Stock Higher
Intel (INTC) foundry business has finally hit its stride after years of setbacks. Intel's 18A process node, its most advanced yet, is in commercial production. The company has secured business from marquee external customers. Its U.S.-based manufacturing assets are increasingly treated as strategically irreplaceable. The markets have taken notice, with the stock up roughly 3x year-to-date and nearly doubling in the past month alone.
AMD, Under Armour downgraded: Wall Street's top analyst calls
Intel (NASDAQ:INTC) is the stock of the moment, riding a 250.79% year-to-date melt-up and dominating every chip headline. But here is what you should actually be watching. The Intel story sounds tidy at the headline: revenue beat by 9.22%, non-GAAP EPS of $0.29, and a CEO talking up agentic AI. Look one layer down and ... Forget Intel: Here Is the Chip Stock Wall Street Is Sleeping On
Investing.com -- Daiwa Capital Markets has downgraded Advanced Micro Devices to Outperform from Buy, citing the chipmaker's near-150% share price gain over the past 60 days, even as the firm raised its price target to $500 from $250 following a strong first-quarter earnings beat.
Nvidia Inc. (NASDAQ:NVDA) hit an all-time high on May 13, 2026, pushing its market cap to $5.4 trillion. Yet the record obscures a more important question for investors: why has the world's most valuable chip company been underperforming its own sector for months? Ultimately, the answer, and the reason Jensen Huang's seat on Air Force One matters, traces back to one market where Nvidia's revenue has dropped to exactly zero. The Underperformance Nobody Is Talking About The gap between Nvidia and
Advanced Micro Devices (NASDAQ:AMD) shares are trading higher in Wednesday’s premarket session, in tandem with its semiconductor peers, as traders weigh fresh U.S.-China chip-export headlines amid tighter U.S. restrictions that keep the AI hardware trade sensitive to policy risk. China is a key market for AMD. But it’s Nvidia Corp (NASDAQ:NVDA) CEO Jensen Huang who is reportedly joining President Donald Trump on the administration’s China delegation. During the two-day meeting, Trump plans to as
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