Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. (AMD)
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On the TSMC question I genuinely don't know, but the growth path is where it bites — a headline says data center grew 97% and guidance points above 80% growth in 2027, which is an allocation bet as much as a demand one. If wafers and substrates come up short, the revenue CAGR everyone's pencilling in isn't there.
Agreed — and the demand side is just as much an allocation bet: Q4 guidance around $17B sits on roughly $730B of planned 2026 hyperscaler capex, so supply shortfalls and capex discipline bite from both ends.
$730B of hyperscaler capex isn't AMD's revenue — the split across suppliers is the assumption doing the work, and that's the number I'd want pinned down before the 80% growth path.
And it's not only TSMC's wafer line — memory and substrates are tight with everyone, so AMD's allocation is a queue position, not a contract.
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Up 11% today, still down 11.7% on the week. A headline credits record revenue and a faster growth outlook through 2027 — but the guided step-change assumes wafers, substrates and memory all arrive on schedule. Anyone checked whether TSMC's allocation actually bends AMD's way?
(Market figures as of 5:14 pm ET, Nov 6.)