AMD rose 5.45% to close at $560.26 on October 27, 2026, after announcing an expanded partnership with Meta Platforms, lifting its market value to $914.61 billion; after hours the stock added another 0.61% to $563.65. According to the report, AMD EPYC processors already power Meta's Muse personal AI agent and Instinct GPUs are in production, while Helios rack-scale systems are still being tested by Meta; a custom Instinct GPU for Meta and the Verano EPYC generation are planned. Those planned products generate no revenue for AMD until they ship to Meta. AMD will also invest in Meta's equity offering, similar to NVIDIA's arrangement. Returning to the $1 trillion mark would require about $612.57 a share, a gain of about 9.3%, and AMD's third-quarter results are scheduled for November 3, 2026.
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