Usman Pirzada / Wccftech : During a conference presentation, Intel CEO blamed company's focus on having 90% CPU marketshare for missing opportunities, explained 10nm CPU delays, and more — Just like AMD, Intel also presented at the annual Credit Suisse technology conference and Bob Swan, Intel's CEO …

If TSMC makes good on its latest promise, it could hold onto its recently-won chip manufacturing lead for some time….TSM

Todd Gordon of TradingAnalysis.com shared with the viewers of CNBC's "Trading Nation," his bullish options strategy in Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. (NASDAQ: AMD ). The stock broke its long-term resistance and Gordon believes it's going to continue to trade higher. He has also noticed a big open interest in the January 2021, $65 strike calls and he sees … Full story available on Benzinga.com

It was a quiet day in the stock market today, but the analyst community was making some noise for Nike, Apple, Microsoft and AMD.

On Thursday, Qualcomm announced the Snapdragon 7c and 8c, two derivatives of the Snapdragon 8cx that will provide opportunities for cheaper PCs to take advantage of the Snapdragon 8cx’s advantages: fanless platforms, long battery life and constant connectivity. It's a gutsy move. Its premium Snapdragon 8cx PC processor has arguably struggled to compete with Intel’s Core and AMD’s Ryzen. Nevertheless, the company’s decided that cheaper, presumably less powerful Snapdragon chips for PCs are the way forward. Qualcomm also announced an enterprise version of its compute platform, presumably bringing the 8cx, 8c, and 7c to commercial PCs. (After adding 5G capabilities to the 8cx this past summer, Qualcomm now sometimes refers to the Snapdragon 8cx as the Snapdragon 8cx 5G Compute Platform.) However, Qualcomm has yet to provide details on price points or performance. To read this article in full, please click here

Although Advanced Micro Devices has turned in a brilliant performance again, the next few years could see challenges.

Sustained share expansion in a rebounding semiconductor market will power Advanced Micro Devices stock higher in 2020.

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AMD is targeting Intel NUCs with new Ryzen-powered mini PCs from ecosystem partners such as OnLogic and Simply NUC.

Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. (AMD) is expected to report earnings on July 25 after market close. While the firm has certainly executed well on its streamlined product roadmap, there are some concerns about the magnitude and sustainability of cryptocurrency-related GPU demand.

Intel’s stock price witnessed a big decline yesterday after Bloomberg reported that Apple would not use Intel chips for its Mac computers. What's next for the Intel stock?

LRCX is down 3% today, but it witnessed a 19% stock price hike in the past 12 weeks. Can the stock run sustain?

AMD is at a considerable disadvantage compared with Intel in terms of scale. Intel is able to heavily outspend AMD in capital outlays and R&D, leading to further propagation of its market share dominance over AMD.