AMD stock falls 10% as China’s DeepSeek fuels AI rivalry; data center growth offers hope despite market challenges.
AMD Stock Declines Amid AI Competition: A Buying Opportunity?

Advanced Micro Devices (NASDAQ code name AMD) has seen a decrease of 10 percent since the end of January due, to developments in the tech industry landscape involving a cost effective artificial intelligence model created by the China based company DeepSeek.
This has raised concerns about competition within the sector. Has had an impact on semiconductor stocks such, as AMD.
Currently, AMD’s P/E ratio stands at 25.6, similar to September 2023 levels. Despite a decline, the company’s market value increased by $30 billion in the 15 months. Its data center sector experienced remarkable revenue growth of 94% in 2024, totaling $12.6 billion. Improvements in operating margins have bolstered the company, yet lackluster results in gaming and embedded areas have hampered stock momentum.
Investors appear to be giving AMD’s data center division a valuation compared to Nvidia’s counterpart based on trends in Microsoft and Meta’s adoption of AMD MI300 accelerators. This factor some analysts believe could lead to a positive outlook, for the stock.
AI continues to play a role in fueling AMD’s growth momentum as it navigates through heightened competition. Nvidia and market fluctuations are impacting semiconductor investments, prompting investors to monitor AMD’s prospects.