AMD guides Q4 revenue above Intel's for first time
Posts on r/stocks say AMD reported third-quarter revenue up 45% to a record $13.4B and guided fourth-quarter revenue to about $17B, above Intel's $15-16B guide for the same quarter. One post notes AMD's third-quarter 2016 revenue was $1.3B versus Intel's $15.8B, and that Intel's total includes its foundry business. Another post compares Nvidia's roughly $193B trailing four-quarter net income and $5 trillion value with AMD's roughly $7.6B and $790B.
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AMD guided fourth-quarter revenue to about $17B, above Intel's $15-16B guide for the same quarter. AMD
“a fourth-quarter guide of about $17B, up 66%. Intel's own guide for the same quarter is $15-16B”
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AMD reported third-quarter revenue up 45% to a record $13.4B. AMD
“revenue up 45% to a record $13.4B”
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In the third quarter of 2016, AMD's revenue was $1.3B against Intel's $15.8B. AMD
“In the third quarter of 2016 it was $1.3B against $15.8B”
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AMD closed Tuesday at $483.90, 21% below where it ended September. AMD
“AMD closed Tuesday at $483.90, 21% below where it ended September”
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Nvidia made about $193B in net income over its last four quarters and was worth about $5 trillion. NVDA
“Nvidia made about $193B in net income over its last 4 qtrs and was worth about $5 trillion”
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AMD made about $7.6B over its last four quarters and was worth about $790B. AMD
“AMD made about $7.6B over its last 4, that's if you're counting the qtr it just reported, and was worth about $790B”
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