AMD surges 3.99% to an all-time high after confirming 2nm EPYC processor production ahead of rivals.
Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) stock closed at a record $467.51, up 3.99%, driven by hyperscaler capex growth and sector confidence following Intel’s Q1 earnings. Year-to-date gains stand at 118.3%.
The rally follows AMD’s confirmation of over $10 billion in investments across Taiwan’s semiconductor ecosystem to advance manufacturing technologies. The company also announced production of its next-gen EPYC processor on TSMC’s 2nm process, outpacing competitors.
AMD plans to ramp production of the Venice-codenamed chips in Taiwan and later at TSMC’s Arizona facility, supporting its Helios platform launch in late 2026.