For the first time in its history, AMD has reached a market capitalization of $1 trillion. The milestone was hit on Monday after the U.S. stock market opened, when the share price jumped to $607. On Friday, the stock had closed trading at around $557.
During the first hours of Monday trading, AMD shares gained roughly 9%. Over the past month, they have risen by approximately 29%, including 21% over the past five days.
AMD Reaches $1 Trillion Market Capitalization, but Nvidia Is Far Ahead
The company has joined the fewer than two dozen companies worldwide that have crossed the $1 trillion mark. Alongside AMD, this group includes Nvidia, Broadcom, SK hynix, Amazon, Microsoft, Apple, and Micron.
The milestone was shared on X by Saša Marinković, senior marketing director at AMD. After his post, the share price fluctuated and the market capitalization briefly fell back below $1 trillion.
In the AI accelerator segment, AMD still lags far behind Nvidia, whose market capitalization now stands at around $5.4 trillion. However, AMD has overtaken Intel, which is valued at approximately $648 billion.
Intel Has Grown Faster Over the Past Month
Nevertheless, Intel has strengthened more significantly over the past month: its shares gained 37%, including 25% over the past five days. It opened Monday's trading with a 13% jump.
After the release of second-quarter results, in which AMD beat revenue expectations by 2%, the shares initially weakened. Now both AMD and Intel shares are rising.
According to fool.com, AMD's revenue in fiscal year 2025 reached $34.6 billion, up 34.3% year-on-year, and net profit amounted to $4.3 billion. The same source states that at the end of 2025, AMD entered a strategic partnership with OpenAI for the supply of graphics processors for artificial intelligence infrastructure.