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Qualcomm A Winner, AMD And SMCI Are Down For Now

May 08, 2024 (MENAFN via COMTEX) --

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    Qualcomm a Winner, AMD and SMCI are Down for Now

    Last week, markets responded positively to smartphone semiconductor supplier Qualcomm (QCOM). Shares jumped from $165 to close near $180 last week. QCOM stock is a winner.

    Qualcomm enjoyed product success. The Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 is driving strong demand, helped by the Android smartphone and automotive sector.

    In the second fiscal quarter, Qualcomm earned $2.44 a share non-GAAP. Revenue rose slightly, up by 1.3% Y/Y to $9.39 billion. The firm expects Q3 EPS of up to $2.35.
    Markets recognize that the firm's advancements in on-device AI and 5G will fuel its growth. The company launched the Qualcomm AI Hub and Snapdragon X80 modem.

    In the PC gaming and server AI market, AMD disappointed investors. Its promise to post strong revenue growth from server AIs failed to offset a sharp drop in gaming-related hardware sales. Gaming revenue fell by 48% Y/Y to $922 million, hurt by the console cycle now in its fifth year. Gaming PC GPUs will require a rise in demand for the Radeon RX 7900 GRE series.

    Super Computer Micro (SMCI) traded as low as $700, down from $850 the week before. The firm posted the expected strong quarterly results. SMCI stock is down for now but should rebound. It guided $8 per share in its fourth quarter. Still, the firm needs to sell $3.28 billion in convertible notes and secondary equity offerings. This hurts its shareholders.





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