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Agentic AI Could Push This Trillion-Dollar Chipmaker to New Heights, According to Wall Street Analysts

This company has the right combination of chips to meet agentic AI's processing needs.

Agentic artificial intelligence (AI) is gaining traction among consumers and could propel a trillion-dollar chipmaker to new heights, according to Wall Street analysts. Anthropic, Meta Platforms, and OpenAI have all developed consumer agents, with Meta's Muse AI experiencing record download success. Agentic AI demands significant computing power, necessitating specialized chips for orchestration and step-by-step instructions, best handled by CPUs rather than GPUs.

Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) is ideally positioned to capitalize on this trend, as it is currently the leading data center CPU maker and excels at combining CPUs and GPUs into a single solution. AMD has already forged partnerships with Meta, utilizing its CPUs, GPUs, and rack-scale systems designed for agentic AI infrastructure.

Analysts have raised their price targets for AMD, recognizing the potential for growth in the agentic AI era. Despite strong growth forecasts, AMD's stock trades at a premium price, yet remains appealing due to its robust earnings outlook. While Nvidia also offers rackscale solutions, AMD's CPUs and the necessity for secondary GPU sources give it a competitive edge.

The Motley Fool encourages investors to conduct their own research before making investment decisions, given the optimistic outlook for AMD as it navigates the agentic AI landscape.

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