AMD Has a PC Problem Just Like Intel: Chip Giant Warns of Weaker Demand as It Plans for a ‘Double-Digit’ Market Decline in 2027
AMD has a PC problem, the same one Intel flagged days ago: higher memory costs are cutting demand. Its shares rose about 5% after hours.
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Why It Matters
AMD says people are buying fewer PCs because memory chips cost too much right now. When big computer makers slow down buying, it hints that customers might be waiting to buy.
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