$Advanced Micro Devices(AMD)$ People tend to overcomplicate this part of the AI trade.
It doesn't need to beat NVIDIA to win big. Steadily gaining share across data center CPUs, GPUs, and AI accelerators, while the overall market keeps expanding, is enough.
What matters more is the trajectory, not dominance. The roadmap is improving, and each product cycle is slowly narrowing the gap in key workloads.
Yes, volatility will remain high, especially in semis. But the bigger picture is about positioning for multi-cycle AI demand, not just one quarter or one headline.
I'm less focused on the noise here and more on where AMD will be a few cycles out.
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