Cramer asserts AMD's AI-driven CPU demand could sustain rally after $1T milestone
Sep 28, 2026, 6:43 PM EDT2 sourcesAI-analyzed
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Positive sentiment from milestone valuation and AI-driven demand; potential upside with continued AI adoption, but near-term volatility and pullback risk exist after sharp rallies.
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AMD briefly exceeded $1 trillion in market value as shares jumped ~13% last week, fueling optimism about AI-driven CPU demand. Jim Cramer argues the run isn't over, citing agentic AI and partnerships (Meta, OpenAI) as catalysts, with Lisa Su steering a historic turnaround. Nvidia remains AI leader, but AMD's CPU/GPU momentum supports upside.
AMD briefly hit $1T market cap after ~13% rally. AI demand boosts CPUs.
Cramer says AMD's AI agent rise sustains growth. Lisa Su turnaround praised.
Meta Muse launch cited; AMD has secured GPU commitments for AI workloads.
Nvidia remains leader in AI chips; AMD competes in CPU/GPU markets.
September gains ~30%, rally supports multiple expansion, risk of pullbacks.
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