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    AMD shares jump as AI-driven data-center strength fuels growth outlook

    AMD, which recently joined the ranks of trillion-dollar companies, has gained about 126% this year and is poised to add about $58 billion in market value if premarket gains hold. The company's strong outlook highlighted growing momentum in its server processor business, signaling that spending on AI computing was extending beyond Nvidia's accelerators, which dominate the market.

    AMD forecasts fourth-quarter revenue above estimates on strong AI chip demand

    Advanced Micro Devices estimates its fourth-quarter revenue will hit about $17 billion, driven primarily by robust demand for AI chips. Although the company's forecast for adjusted gross margin stands at 55%, it falls slightly short of analyst expectations. A remarkable 97% year-on-year increase in data-centre revenue showcases AMD's growth. However, the company currently faces challenges in sourcing high-bandwidth memory, essential for its AI processors.

    Vultr eyes 1 GW India capacity by 2029

    Further, the company said it has hired more than 100 people in India over the past three months and plans thousands of additional hires in network engineering and operations by March. It also added that the Chennai workforce could eventually reach 5,000 as the facility becomes operational and services expand.

    Intel Stock crashes 21% despite earnings beat: Why is Wall Street worried about INTC’s Q4 outlook?

    Intel stock (INTC) plunged more than 21% in after-hours trading after its third-quarter earnings report revealed a weaker-than-expected fourth-quarter outlook. Despite beating earnings estimates and posting 78% growth in data center and AI revenue, the chipmaker warned that the PC slowdown could continue into the first half of next year.

    Nvidia launches OpenShell Reference Architecture to contain AI agents

    Nvidia said this architecture combines computing hardware, software and security tools to keep agents within defined boundaries aiming to address a part of the problem.

    Sequoia-backed chip startup Nuvacore raising funds at about a $2.5 billion valuation

    Nuvacore is seeking to raise the funds as the appetite for central processors has swollen due to the thirst for data-crunching capacity to power chatbots such as Anthropic's Claude. CPUs perform vital functions as traffic controllers for Nvidia's AI chips and run autonomous AI software known as agents.

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