AMD in Focus as Northland Raises FY2026 Estimates and TIKR Compares It With Intel
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MarketBeat reports Northland Securities raised its FY2026 earnings estimates for AMD, while TIKR.com looks at AMD's guidance compared with Intel.
What happened
MarketBeat reports that Northland Securities raised its FY2026 earnings estimates for Advanced Micro Devices (NASDAQ: AMD). The update came in a research report issued on Wednesday, November 4th, and was attributed to analyst G. Richard.
Separately, TIKR.com published a piece noting that AMD has guided to more revenue than Intel. The article points out that ten years ago Intel was 12x the size of AMD, a gap it describes as hard to imagine at the time.
The snippets provided by both outlets are brief, so further details of the estimate changes and the guidance are not included here.
Context
Analyst estimate revisions and company guidance are two common reference points investors use to gauge how the market views a chipmaker's earnings outlook.
Why it matters
Higher analyst estimates and a revenue guidance comparison with Intel may shape how the market views AMD's position in the semiconductor industry.
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