On June 30, Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) rose 3.31% in regular trading, trading at $559.47/share, with turnover of $12.24 billion. The move was driven by a significant target price upgrade from Wells Fargo and a new product announcement.
Wells Fargo raised its AMD target price from $505 to $615, maintaining an Overweight rating. This followed UBS's earlier upgrade from $455 to $670 with a Buy rating, reflecting concentrated bullish sentiment from Wall Street institutions. The FactSet consensus average target currently stands at approximately $510.52.
On the same day, AMD unveiled its MoP-packaged Versal Premium Gen 2 adaptive SoC, integrating up to 32GB of LPDDR5X memory. The new packaging reduces PCB area by up to 60% and boosts memory transfer speeds to 9,000MT/s. AMD plans to sample the product by year-end with volume production targeted for the second half of the following year. UBS has cited growing agentic AI workloads as a catalyst for standalone CPU rack demand, projecting AMD's CPU revenue to reach $230 billion by natural year 2027.
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