Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) reported strong fourth-quarter revenue and guidance, primarily driven by its Datacenter segment, yet Goldman Sachs maintained a Neutral rating due to higher-than-expected operating expenses. The firm highlights AMD’s robust momentum in its Datacenter business for 2026, supported by market share gains and new product ramps, but notes limited near-term operating leverage due to significant AI infrastructure investments. Goldman Sachs’s rating reflects concerns over immediate operating leverage and customer concentration, though a more positive outlook is possible with improved revenue and execution.
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Advanced Micro Devices (AMD)'s Datacenter Momentum Builds as Goldman Flags Operating Expense Pressure
Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) reported strong fourth-quarter revenue and guidance, primarily driven by its Datacenter segment, yet Goldman Sachs maintained a Neutral rating due to higher-than-expected operating expenses. The firm highlights AMD’s robust momentum in its Datacenter business for 2026, supported by market share gains and new product ramps, but notes limited near-term operating leverage due to significant AI infrastructure investments. Goldman Sachs’s rating reflects concerns over immediate operating leverage and customer concentration, though a more positive outlook is possible with improved revenue and execution.