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$NVDA & $AMD ARE LOBBYING THE TRUMP ADMINISTRATION TO PUSH BACK ON NEW CHINA CHIP CURBS - POLITICO Nvidia and AMD have reportedly stepped up outreach to the White House and Commerce Department, asking the administration to pressure Congress to drop or soften proposed restrictions on AI chip exports to China that could be added to the annual defense bill. A major target is the bipartisan AI OVERWATCH Act, which would tighten oversight and licensing requirements for exports of advanced AI chips to China and other countries of concern. The companies are also seeking changes to the Chip Security Act, which would require tracking of where certain advanced chips ultimately end up.

So excited to welcome @theworldlabs and @drfeifei to the @AMD family! I’ve always been a huge fan of Fei-Fei and her pioneering research in AI. Together, we’ll combine World Labs’ deep expertise in AI and world models with AMD’s compute leadership to power the future of AI and strengthen the open AI ecosystem. Can’t wait for all we’ll accomplish!

On this day in 1972 $AMD first went public at $0.57 per share (Split adjusted) AMD stock closed trading this week at ~$631 per share a gain of more than 110,000% since its IPO AMD was bringing in ~$4.6M of annual revenue when it went public compared to $41B+ today Lisa Su took over as the CEO of AMD on October 8th, 2014 ... At the time AMD was worth ~$3B and the stock was trading at ~$3 per share AMD stock has now been the 2nd best performing name in the S&P 500 over the last decade AMD just joined the $1 Trillion market cap club this week making Lisa Su the first female CEO of a company worth $1T

BREAKING: AMD is up nearly 300% over the past year, almost 9 times Nvidia's 32%

bought some $amd here, will buy more in blue if it gets there

40 years of infinite innovation with GIGABYTE. Enter X870E @AorusOfficial INFINITY NEXT. Rocket-grade materials. Metal 3D-printed AI Gyroid cooling structure. 64-phase power. You overheard it here first at Computex.

Double wide... 8,000 lb rack... lifted onto a vibration test. Hear how our team is testing and validating AMD Helios for real-world scenarios. 🎥 bit.ly/4yZdNLe

JUST IN: $AMD closed the week as the world’s 16th-largest company, valued at $1.029 trillion

Rewards update. The StonkFun rewards pipeline has been upgraded. Rewards no longer wait for a large pot to accumulate before harvesting transfer tax. Fees are converted and distributed continuously. The upgrade allows for separate horizontal scaling at each stage. There are also distinct thresholds for each stage: • Harvesting • Claiming & swapping • Planning and funding distributions • Sending distributions to holders If a conversion ever lags behind volume, rewards can be distributed in the coin itself so payouts keep flowing without delay or excessive harvesting. Live for new and existing coins launched on LaunchLab, with the upgrade rolling out to legacy coins (CLMM) soon. The pipeline is still being tuned for optimal performance, further concurrency and prioritization algorithms are being worked on.

BREAKING: Elon Musk alongside President Trump, Chinese President Xi Jinping, U.S. First Lady Melania Trump, China’s First Lady Peng Liyuan, AMD CEO Lisa Su, NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang, and Apple's Tim Cook. 📸 Kevin Dietsch/Getty Images

Agentic AI is changing what CPUs need to deliver. Hear AMD CTO Mark Papermaster and Mike Clark, Senior VP, Corporate Fellow and Chief Architect of AMD CPUs, discuss why optimizing for both thread density and strong single-core performance matter for the next era of AI: bit.ly/4h7Jig1

$AMD - ADVANCED MICRO DEVICES HITS $1 TRILLION IN MARKET CAPITALIZATION FOR THE FIRST TIME

$AMD JUST BROKE OVER $600 FOR THE FIRST TIME EVER

$AMD REPORTEDLY PREPARES ~10% CHIP PRICE INCREASE AS TSMC COSTS RISE AMD has notified partners of an expected roughly 10% price increase tied to higher $TSM wafer costs, according to a report cited by Wccftech. The increases are expected to affect AI accelerators, consumer GPUs and motherboard chipsets, with new pricing policies planned for Q4. AMD relies heavily on TSMC for its advanced-node CPUs and GPUs, making wafer pricing a key input cost.