AMD’s stock is “relatively inexpensive” after its selloff but could struggle to find momentum if gross margins come under pressure, according to a KeyBanc analyst.

Advanced Micro Devices risks falling behind as competition in the server and PC markets ramps up, say analysts at KeyBanc.

The decline came after a five-star analyst from Jefferies, Blayne Curtis, downgraded AMD stock’s rating to Hold ... Disclaimer & Disclosure Report an Issue Intel NewsMORE Related Stocks Indices ...

David Paul Morris / Bloomberg / Getty Images AMD shares fell Thursday as the chip maker's stock was downgraded by Jefferies analysts. The analysts said they expect the performance gap between AMD ...

Vinh said there are three main factors behind his downgrade: Increasing concerns ... given the progress Intel is making on 18A chips. AMD stock jumped nearly 5% in early trading as part of a ...

What a rollercoaster week it’s been for the tech sector and AMD (AMD) in particular! On Wednesday, the company’s stock ...

Bernstein says AMD’s AI chips remain uncompetitive. That’s nothing new, but in the PC business, AMD now must cope with a ...

AMD's stock is bucking the downgrade so far ... Another potential issue involves the China market. AMD has adapted its artificial-intelligence accelerator to meet export restrictions to China ...

The downgrade stems ... waiting for more clarity on AMD’s progress in AI and Intel’s plans to strengthen its market position. Turning to Wall Street, AMD stock has a Moderate Buy consensus ...

The call is somewhat against the grain, as 64% of the sell-side analysts on Wall Street rate AMD a Strong Buy or Buy, according to Yahoo Finance data. Vinh said there are three main factors behind his ...