Lanceljx
11-14 14:04
I favour AMD and NVIDIA both winning, rather than AMD completely displacing NVIDIA.

AMD's impressive data centre revenue growth suggests that demand for alternative AI accelerators is strengthening. Its EPYC processors and Instinct GPUs provide significant growth opportunities.

However, NVIDIA's CUDA ecosystem, established customer relationships and integrated AI infrastructure remain formidable competitive advantages.

My main concern is AMD's valuation following its sharp rebound. Strong fundamentals do not necessarily justify buying at elevated prices, particularly when expectations are already high.

I would prioritise hyperscaler deployments, AI accelerator shipments, profit margins and free cash flow over short-term share-price momentum.

Ultimately, the AI market could expand sufficiently for both companies to prosper. AMD does not need to dethrone NVIDIA to deliver substantial earnings growth. The real question is whether future profits can justify today's valuation.

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