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AMD is seen as a CPU stock — but it’s gaining ground here, too

AMD is seen as a CPU stock — but it’s gaining ground here, too
MarketWatch Friday 12 June 2026, 16:04 UTC By Britney Nguyen 1 min read
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Wall Street is underestimating how much Meta will spend on AMD’s AI chips, a Citi analyst said.

Wall Street is underestimating how much Meta will spend on AMD’s AI chips, a Citi analyst said.
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