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Bank of America raises AMD price target on Anthropic-Akamai CPU deal

Bank of America raised its price target for AMD stock to $720 from $620, citing the $11.6 billion AI cloud deal between Anthropic and Akamai (AKAM) as a boost for server CPUs in the agentic AI era. The firm expects the server CPU market to grow from $61 billion in 2026 to $211 billion by 2030, driven by increased compute demand from AI agents. AMD shares surged 1.8% in pre-market trade, reaching…

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  • Bank of America raised AMD’s price target to **$720** from **$620** due to Anthropic-Akamai deal
  • Server CPU market projected to grow from **$61B in 2026** to **$211B by 2030**
  • AMD stock hit record high above **$629**, AKAM jumped nearly **20%** after deal

BofA also adjusted its earnings estimates for AMD by 2% for 2027 and 3% for 2028, attributing the shift to broader AI-driven infrastructure demand. AMD’s market cap crossed $1 trillion earlier this week, reflecting rising investor confidence in AI-driven chip demand. The firm notes that AI agents like Meta’s Muse require compute across broader systems, benefiting CPU makers like AMD, Intel, and Arm Holdings.

Full story from finance.yahoo.com · by Prabhjote Gill · via Search: AnthropicOpen source ↗

AMD Stock Gets A Price Target Hike With Anthropic-Akamai Deal Strengthening CPU Case In Agentic AI, BofA Says

finance.yahoo.com · 25 September 2026

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