Taking advantage of Intel’s delay in 10nm engraving and its own transition to 7nm while having created a diversified offer in processors and deployed a new generation of graphics cards, the group AMD experienced a significant rebound in 2018 and 2019.
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The shortage of Intel processors and theattractiveness of its offer have contributed to rapidly increasing its market share and the firm regularly gives the signs of a supplied roadmap which traces a path for the years to come.
All of these factors led AMD’s share price to experience a solid recovery in value since 2018, to the point of now returning to its records of … the year 2000!
Bloomberg indicates that the price, benefiting from a 5.8% increase thanks to positive comments from financial analysts, has reached $ 48.53, slightly above the record of $ 48.50 in early June 2000 and never seen since.
Observers believe that AMD will be able to maintain its position in 2020, while Intel will only begin to extend its ranges of 10 nm engraved processors, which should continue to increase the value of the price.
The expected architecture announcement Zen 3, which will use 7 nm EUV etching, and the presence of AMD in the next-gen living room consoles which will be launched in the second half, are part of this ambient optimism.
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